Intellectual Wellness The ability to make sound decisions and to think critically Being open to new concepts and ideas and having the curiosity to seek out new experiences Spiritual Wellness Seeking Meaning and purpose in human existence A state of harmony with oneself and others Can be achieved through beliefs in religion, philosophy, morals, or ethics Occupational Wellness Develop a positive attitude about one's occupation Take part in work which provides personal satisfaction and life enrichment Enjoy what you do Physical Wellness Maintain a healthy body by eating well-balanced meals, exercising regularly, refrain from the use of tobacco, drugs, and excessive alcohol Avoid harmful habits and take responsibility of your own health Emotional Wellness Able to control one's emotions and express them appropriately Able to cope with problems in everyday life
Environmental Wellness Being aware of enviromental Protection issues Taking measures to protect and conserve the environment |
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Social Wellness
Perform social roles effectively
Have satisfying and trusting relationships
Interact well with others