3.  How much you value yourself and your abilities, skills and accomplishments.  You believe setbacks are temporary.  You have confidence to confront challenges and overcome them.  Having good self-esteem will also affect your overall attitude and the health choices you make

4.  Self-Esteem- Is a combination of self-image, ideal self, and Pygmalion-self  Self Image: what we perceive ourselves to be Ideal-self: how we want to be  Pygmalion-self: our perception of what we believe other people think of us.  I am not what I think I am  I am not what you think I am  I am what I think you think I am

5. 1. What are positive self esteem and body confidence? Think about particular activities, places, time of the day, people etc that make you feel good about yourself and builds your self esteem

6.  Knowing and liking yourself  Being happy to be you  Accepting your body as it is  Not being self conscious about your body

8.  Negative Perceptions of yourself  Oscar winning Angelina Jolie may have it all... But she has said “I struggle with low self esteem all the time. I think everyone does. I have so much wrong with me it is unbelievable”

9.  GYMS  DIET INDUSTRY  MAKE UP, SKIN CARE, AND PERFUME COMPANIES  PLASTIC SURGERY

10.  LOOKING AT THE PICTURES THAT YOU HAVE INFRONT OF YOU THAT DISPLAY WHAT THE MEDIA THINKS IS “TRUE BEAUTY”  IMAGINE YOU LOOK LIKE ONE OF THESE INDIVDUALS  HOW WOULD YOU FEEL?  HOW WOULD YOU NOT FEEL?

11.  Barbie® and Ken® – are they just fun- inspiring dolls?  Barbie’s waist is the same diameter as her head  Her neck is twice as long as an average humans  Her legs are 50% longer than her arms. For an average woman they would be around 20% longer.

13.  Why do you think Barbie® and Ken® are shaped the way they are?  Do you think we are influenced by the shapes of the toys we play with? Why?  Woman vs. Barbie® Man vs. Ken®?

14. SELF TALK “You can change who you are by changing what you say when you talk to your mind.”

15.  Good Friends  Focus on the positive aspects about yourself  Supportive self-talk  Work toward accomplishments rather than perfection  Mistakes are learning opportunities  Try new activities  Set goals  Exercise regularly  Accept that which you cannot change

16.  Power of words  Words are extremely powerful. They can stop wars or start wars, build understanding or building barriers.  For each of these scenarios think... 1. How does this statement make you feel? 2. What is the person trying to say? 3. How can this be rephrased?

17.  You’re not going out looking like that!  Everyone says he’s a loser  “You’re skinny” or “You are too fat”

18.  One thing I like about you is...  A really individual/unique thing about you is...

19.  From today____________ I am going to make a difference to my life and to the lives of others by making this promise..................  How will you build your own confidence?

21.  Health “A state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. It is the ability to efficiently respond to challenges (stressors) and effectively restore and sustain a "state of balance"  Mental Health This is a state of emotional and psychological well- being in which an individual is able to use his or her cognitive and emotional capabilities, function in society, and meet the ordinary demands of everyday life.

22.  Physical Health Physical fitness is a general state of good physical health. Physical fitness is usually the result of regular physical activity and proper nutrition.  Emotional Health The ability to express all emotions appropriately, and to maintain a balance of emotions so that negative emotions such as depression, stress, anxiety, fear and anger are not dominant.