An one-page summary of the book named Willpower by Kelly McGonigal. The particular summaries consolidated here are really a topic each in McGonigal's book.
Conquer Your Depression Show - aliaa adelguestf96067
The document provides steps for conquering depression by changing negative thought patterns and focusing on positivity. It outlines 8 steps to eradicate depression including realizing depression is treatable, recognizing cognitive distortions, rejecting distortions, and renewing the mind with positive thoughts. The key is to talk to your mind differently by filling it with only positive thoughts and self-talk, and repeating the steps when needed to maintain a positive mental state.
This document summarizes an interview between Dr. Ruth Buczynski and Dr. Christopher Germer about the relationship between mindfulness, self-compassion, suffering and healing. It also provides guidance on exercises for visualizing a compassionate self, including imagining qualities like wisdom, warmth, and a desire to relieve suffering. Homework assignments are given to practice the three-minute breathing space exercise daily, monitor one's critical internal voice, and practice loving-kindness meditation. A log book is also provided to track experiences with the exercises.
The document provides strategies for developing several inner qualities:
- Assertiveness: Anticipate triggers and objections, keep messages clear and concise, and defuse emotions.
- Staying centered: Take time to meditate, breathe, and focus on the body. Stop and pay attention to goals and what is trying to be accomplished.
- Resilience: Create a passionate vision, engage in self-care, and discipline yourself to work toward goals daily.
- Self-esteem: Develop self-awareness, engage in self-care, and forgive yourself by remembering the past cannot be changed. Take small steps toward goals.
This document discusses methods for strengthening willpower through mental education and quantum psychology. It defines willpower as the motivation to exercise self-control over desires and emotions. The author proposes collecting data and using mathematical and interview methods to study willpower. Examples are given of people who overcame challenges through strong willpower. Results of experiments on student groups show learning to express themselves stably. The conclusion is that understanding how to coach willpower can decrease stress and help people achieve goals. A 5-minute meditation is suggested to improve willpower by focusing on breath awareness.
This document summarizes an interview between Dr. Ruth Buczynski and Dr. Christopher Germer about the relationship between mindfulness, self-compassion, suffering, and healing. It then provides instructions for exercises on visualizing a compassionate self, reviewing the exercise, and the goal of the exercise. Finally, it outlines homework assignments involving breathing spaces, observing critical inner voices, and loving-kindness meditation, and includes a log book to track the exercises.
This document discusses emotional intelligence (EQ). It defines EQ as the ability to understand, use, and manage our emotions. EQ helps build strong relationships, make good decisions, and deal with difficult situations. EQ involves being aware of your own emotions and understanding how others feel and why. It also includes managing emotional reactions through self-control and choosing appropriate moods for different situations. The document notes that EQ develops with age and experience.
The document discusses developing self-mastery through goals, attitudes and emotions, willpower, and focus. It states that self-mastery involves controlling one's actions and having self-command. Developing self-mastery starts with creating a clear vision and short-term and long-term objectives, controlling emotions rather than letting emotions control you, using willpower to take action towards goals, and improving focus by concentrating on one task at a time.
An one-page summary of the book named Willpower by Kelly McGonigal. The particular summaries consolidated here are really a topic each in McGonigal's book.
Conquer Your Depression Show - aliaa adelguestf96067
The document provides steps for conquering depression by changing negative thought patterns and focusing on positivity. It outlines 8 steps to eradicate depression including realizing depression is treatable, recognizing cognitive distortions, rejecting distortions, and renewing the mind with positive thoughts. The key is to talk to your mind differently by filling it with only positive thoughts and self-talk, and repeating the steps when needed to maintain a positive mental state.
This document summarizes an interview between Dr. Ruth Buczynski and Dr. Christopher Germer about the relationship between mindfulness, self-compassion, suffering and healing. It also provides guidance on exercises for visualizing a compassionate self, including imagining qualities like wisdom, warmth, and a desire to relieve suffering. Homework assignments are given to practice the three-minute breathing space exercise daily, monitor one's critical internal voice, and practice loving-kindness meditation. A log book is also provided to track experiences with the exercises.
The document provides strategies for developing several inner qualities:
- Assertiveness: Anticipate triggers and objections, keep messages clear and concise, and defuse emotions.
- Staying centered: Take time to meditate, breathe, and focus on the body. Stop and pay attention to goals and what is trying to be accomplished.
- Resilience: Create a passionate vision, engage in self-care, and discipline yourself to work toward goals daily.
- Self-esteem: Develop self-awareness, engage in self-care, and forgive yourself by remembering the past cannot be changed. Take small steps toward goals.
This document discusses methods for strengthening willpower through mental education and quantum psychology. It defines willpower as the motivation to exercise self-control over desires and emotions. The author proposes collecting data and using mathematical and interview methods to study willpower. Examples are given of people who overcame challenges through strong willpower. Results of experiments on student groups show learning to express themselves stably. The conclusion is that understanding how to coach willpower can decrease stress and help people achieve goals. A 5-minute meditation is suggested to improve willpower by focusing on breath awareness.
This document summarizes an interview between Dr. Ruth Buczynski and Dr. Christopher Germer about the relationship between mindfulness, self-compassion, suffering, and healing. It then provides instructions for exercises on visualizing a compassionate self, reviewing the exercise, and the goal of the exercise. Finally, it outlines homework assignments involving breathing spaces, observing critical inner voices, and loving-kindness meditation, and includes a log book to track the exercises.
This document discusses emotional intelligence (EQ). It defines EQ as the ability to understand, use, and manage our emotions. EQ helps build strong relationships, make good decisions, and deal with difficult situations. EQ involves being aware of your own emotions and understanding how others feel and why. It also includes managing emotional reactions through self-control and choosing appropriate moods for different situations. The document notes that EQ develops with age and experience.
The document discusses developing self-mastery through goals, attitudes and emotions, willpower, and focus. It states that self-mastery involves controlling one's actions and having self-command. Developing self-mastery starts with creating a clear vision and short-term and long-term objectives, controlling emotions rather than letting emotions control you, using willpower to take action towards goals, and improving focus by concentrating on one task at a time.
The document describes an exercise to visualize oneself as a compassionate person. It instructs the reader to imagine possessing qualities like wisdom, maturity, warmth, kindness, and aversion to judgment. It then guides imagining oneself calmly helping others and relieving suffering. Review questions ask how the reader felt and what actions they could take to embody these qualities more. The goal is to envision compassion concretely and understand how acting this way could positively influence others and encourage personal growth.
The document provides guidance on visualizing oneself as a compassionate person through meditation. It lists qualities of compassion like wisdom, strength, warmth, and aversion to judgment. It instructs imagining exhibiting these qualities through one's behavior, attitude, and being calm, sensitive, tolerant of hardship, and warm/kind. The goal is to make the image of a compassionate self more concrete and understand what those qualities feel like in order to act compassionately and positively influence others.
This document discusses emotional intelligence and how to improve it. Emotional intelligence is the ability to understand, use, and manage emotions. It helps build strong relationships, make good decisions, and deal with difficult situations. Emotional intelligence involves being aware of your own emotions and understanding how others feel. It also includes managing emotional reactions and choosing the right mood for different situations. The document provides tips for improving emotional intelligence, such as practicing recognizing emotions, imagining how others feel, controlling reactions, and deciding on appropriate moods.
How to manage emotional stability for long life brain healthyAzimatul Karimah
Emotional stability is important for long-term brain health and longevity. It involves maintaining calmness of mind without intense emotional reactions to changes. People who are emotionally unstable tend to be impulsive, have low frustration tolerance, get angry quickly, and have difficulty waiting. Both positive and negative emotions are processed in different areas of the prefrontal cortex and amygdala. To improve emotional stability, one can practice stress management techniques like breathing exercises, meditation, muscle relaxation and spending time with others. Happiness is partly genetic but also influenced by attitude and life circumstances, and being happier leads to better cognition and problem solving.
This document discusses the importance of emotional intelligence (EQ) over IQ in predicting life success. It states that IQ predicts only 1-20% of success while EQ predicts 27-45%. It then provides information on developing self-awareness, self-management, managing emotions, motivation, empathy, relationship management, and handling difficult situations like rejecting a job candidate. Key aspects of EQ covered include understanding yourself, analyzing past emotions, managing current emotions constructively, setting goals, developing plans, seeing other perspectives, active listening, coaching others, and proper communication.
Tony Robbins teaches techniques to change one's mental and emotional state in order to achieve fulfillment. He explains that our beliefs, values and emotional patterns are largely formed between ages 5-18. However, we can upgrade our emotional state by training our nervous system to focus on positive emotions like celebration through techniques like smiling, deep breathing and using expansive body language. We can also train our brain to look for what is right by focusing on what we want and building passion for our goals.
The talk based on this ppt can be heard here:
https://www.thespiritualscientist.com/2018/03/intelligence-mind-2-concentration/
The speaker, Chaitanya Charan, is a monk, mentor and spiritual author. He has written 20 books and writes the world's only daily blog on the timeless spiritual class, Bhagavad-gita, at gitadaily.com
Stress Management in A Fast Moving WorldShalini Bahl
This document discusses using mindfulness to manage stress. It notes that both real threats like being chased by a tiger and everyday stressors like deadlines trigger the body's fight or flight response. It recommends using mindfulness to build awareness of one's breath, thoughts, and emotions to change one's relationship with stress. For acute stress, it suggests the STOP method - Stop, Take a breath, Observe sensations and thoughts, Proceed mindfully. For chronic stress, it recommends daily mindfulness meditation to strengthen awareness. Quick mindfulness practices like mindful breathing, walking, eating, and listening can also be done throughout the day to manage stress on the go. The overall message is that bringing mindfulness, curiosity and compassion to stressors through daily practice
Positive Mindset Activation - 5 Steps to Shift Your Mindset
For entrepreneurs who want to make a positive impact in the world through expanding their influence.
Bee Happy: A guide to Mental wellness is a bulleted crisper presentation for all gender, race, age etc. We need to break the stigma towards mental health. It is just like " if mentally unwell don't have bandage , they can be ignored. We need to talk about the taboo-mental health matters.
The document discusses how to increase happiness. Happy people tend to be healthier, live longer, have stronger relationships, and be more productive. About half of happiness is inherited, while the other half can be developed. Practicing optimism, gratitude, and positive relationships promotes happiness. The document recommends tracking one's happiness level using scales. It describes how the brain has reptile, mammal, and human parts, and that nurturing the frontal lobes promotes creativity and happiness. Specific techniques taught are reframing problems in a positive light and using deep breathing to shift one's mood upwards. Regularly practicing these skills can increase one's overall level of happiness over time.
This document discusses how mindfulness can help people thrive in all areas of life. It defines thriving as feeling good about oneself and being skilled in certain domains. Mindfulness involves bringing awareness and qualities like compassion to situations. The document outlines eight mindfulness qualities like awareness, compassion, and focus that enable traits associated with thriving like resilience and social skills. It recommends practicing meditation daily and mindfulness on the go to develop these qualities. Specific mindfulness techniques are described that can be practiced through meditation or in daily life to cultivate the qualities needed to thrive.
The document discusses how thoughts affect one's life. It outlines that there are two main types of thoughts: positive thinking and negative thinking. Positive thinking can improve focus, reduce stress, boost health, maintain self-esteem, and lead to success and happiness. It also lowers depression and distress while enhancing well-being. Negative thinking is shown to have adverse physical and psychological impacts. The presentation provides tips for cultivating positive thinking such as self-talk, social circles, and consumption of uplifting content. It emphasizes that thoughts influence actions and beliefs.
Mindfulness & Stress Management Techniques for Busy LibrariansJacqueline L. Frank
This document summarizes a presentation on mindfulness and stress management for librarians. The presentation included sections for personal reflection, exploring mindfulness, stress management strategies, and creating a personal self-care plan. Attendees were guided through thinking exercises and a chair yoga break. A variety of stress management strategies were discussed, including time management, physical activities, mental health practices, and maintaining social connections.
The document summarizes the seven habits of highly effective people according to Stephen Covey. It discusses each habit in 1-2 sentences. Habit 1 is to be proactive by focusing on things within your control. Habit 2 is to begin with the end in mind by ensuring your actions align with your values. Habit 3 is to put first things first by prioritizing important tasks over urgent ones. Habit 4 is to think win-win by finding solutions where all parties benefit. Habit 5 is to seek first to understand others before being understood. Habit 6 is to synergize by recognizing the whole is greater than the sum of its parts through cooperation. Habit 7 is to sharpen the saw through self-
It provide the quarter of EQ and how to develop Emotion Self-Awareness competence and Emotion Self Management. It also provide the process to utilize your negative emotion and the message they give you so that you can have a better choice.
This document discusses how mindfulness can help creativity. It begins by defining creativity as looking at things differently than others. It then explains that our brains often operate on autopilot, limiting creativity. The document outlines how mindfulness involves presence, awareness, curiosity and kindness. It suggests daily mindfulness activities and exercises to get out of autopilot thinking, such as mindful eating, walking and listening. Regular mindfulness practice can strengthen cognitive flexibility and novel problem solving to enhance creativity.
This is a powerpoint presentation intended for new members of the organization. This is our way of preparing new members to introduce them our culture and develop their attitude towards work and becoming successful in their chosen field.
This document outlines Shauna Houston's approach to building capacity for mental and emotional wellbeing through the CLEAR Project. The approach includes providing skills training and learning opportunities, improving organizational structures through standards development, and facilitating partnership and investment opportunities. The goals are to increase individuals' health literacy and skills, strengthen organizations, and foster supportive communities. Evaluation of the outcomes suggests this multi-pronged approach can effectively build capacity for mental health and wellbeing.
The document provides information on children's mental health, including:
- 1 in 10 children in the UK have a clinically diagnosed mental disorder, which has remained steady since 1999. Mental illness disproportionately affects children from low-income families or those in non-traditional family structures.
- Definitions of mental health focus on the ability to develop relationships, cope with stress, and live a productive life. Young people see family/friends, ability to talk to others, personal achievement, and self-esteem as important for mental wellbeing.
- Around 20% of children experience a mental health problem, while 10% have a diagnosable disorder. Rates are higher in older children, some ethnic groups
How does living an active lifestyle affect one’s emotional wellbeing. final copyjamie121
The document is a student's research project on the effects of exercise on the brain. The student began by creating a driving question about staying motivated to exercise. They conducted research through online articles, a book, and personal exercise routine. The student tracked their progress over 6 weeks, noting improvements in mood, energy levels, and motivation. They concluded that exercise reduced stress and improved emotional wellbeing and quality of life. The student learned more about creating routines and gained confidence in their ability to exercise regularly long term.
The document describes an exercise to visualize oneself as a compassionate person. It instructs the reader to imagine possessing qualities like wisdom, maturity, warmth, kindness, and aversion to judgment. It then guides imagining oneself calmly helping others and relieving suffering. Review questions ask how the reader felt and what actions they could take to embody these qualities more. The goal is to envision compassion concretely and understand how acting this way could positively influence others and encourage personal growth.
The document provides guidance on visualizing oneself as a compassionate person through meditation. It lists qualities of compassion like wisdom, strength, warmth, and aversion to judgment. It instructs imagining exhibiting these qualities through one's behavior, attitude, and being calm, sensitive, tolerant of hardship, and warm/kind. The goal is to make the image of a compassionate self more concrete and understand what those qualities feel like in order to act compassionately and positively influence others.
This document discusses emotional intelligence and how to improve it. Emotional intelligence is the ability to understand, use, and manage emotions. It helps build strong relationships, make good decisions, and deal with difficult situations. Emotional intelligence involves being aware of your own emotions and understanding how others feel. It also includes managing emotional reactions and choosing the right mood for different situations. The document provides tips for improving emotional intelligence, such as practicing recognizing emotions, imagining how others feel, controlling reactions, and deciding on appropriate moods.
How to manage emotional stability for long life brain healthyAzimatul Karimah
Emotional stability is important for long-term brain health and longevity. It involves maintaining calmness of mind without intense emotional reactions to changes. People who are emotionally unstable tend to be impulsive, have low frustration tolerance, get angry quickly, and have difficulty waiting. Both positive and negative emotions are processed in different areas of the prefrontal cortex and amygdala. To improve emotional stability, one can practice stress management techniques like breathing exercises, meditation, muscle relaxation and spending time with others. Happiness is partly genetic but also influenced by attitude and life circumstances, and being happier leads to better cognition and problem solving.
This document discusses the importance of emotional intelligence (EQ) over IQ in predicting life success. It states that IQ predicts only 1-20% of success while EQ predicts 27-45%. It then provides information on developing self-awareness, self-management, managing emotions, motivation, empathy, relationship management, and handling difficult situations like rejecting a job candidate. Key aspects of EQ covered include understanding yourself, analyzing past emotions, managing current emotions constructively, setting goals, developing plans, seeing other perspectives, active listening, coaching others, and proper communication.
Tony Robbins teaches techniques to change one's mental and emotional state in order to achieve fulfillment. He explains that our beliefs, values and emotional patterns are largely formed between ages 5-18. However, we can upgrade our emotional state by training our nervous system to focus on positive emotions like celebration through techniques like smiling, deep breathing and using expansive body language. We can also train our brain to look for what is right by focusing on what we want and building passion for our goals.
The talk based on this ppt can be heard here:
https://www.thespiritualscientist.com/2018/03/intelligence-mind-2-concentration/
The speaker, Chaitanya Charan, is a monk, mentor and spiritual author. He has written 20 books and writes the world's only daily blog on the timeless spiritual class, Bhagavad-gita, at gitadaily.com
Stress Management in A Fast Moving WorldShalini Bahl
This document discusses using mindfulness to manage stress. It notes that both real threats like being chased by a tiger and everyday stressors like deadlines trigger the body's fight or flight response. It recommends using mindfulness to build awareness of one's breath, thoughts, and emotions to change one's relationship with stress. For acute stress, it suggests the STOP method - Stop, Take a breath, Observe sensations and thoughts, Proceed mindfully. For chronic stress, it recommends daily mindfulness meditation to strengthen awareness. Quick mindfulness practices like mindful breathing, walking, eating, and listening can also be done throughout the day to manage stress on the go. The overall message is that bringing mindfulness, curiosity and compassion to stressors through daily practice
Positive Mindset Activation - 5 Steps to Shift Your Mindset
For entrepreneurs who want to make a positive impact in the world through expanding their influence.
Bee Happy: A guide to Mental wellness is a bulleted crisper presentation for all gender, race, age etc. We need to break the stigma towards mental health. It is just like " if mentally unwell don't have bandage , they can be ignored. We need to talk about the taboo-mental health matters.
The document discusses how to increase happiness. Happy people tend to be healthier, live longer, have stronger relationships, and be more productive. About half of happiness is inherited, while the other half can be developed. Practicing optimism, gratitude, and positive relationships promotes happiness. The document recommends tracking one's happiness level using scales. It describes how the brain has reptile, mammal, and human parts, and that nurturing the frontal lobes promotes creativity and happiness. Specific techniques taught are reframing problems in a positive light and using deep breathing to shift one's mood upwards. Regularly practicing these skills can increase one's overall level of happiness over time.
This document discusses how mindfulness can help people thrive in all areas of life. It defines thriving as feeling good about oneself and being skilled in certain domains. Mindfulness involves bringing awareness and qualities like compassion to situations. The document outlines eight mindfulness qualities like awareness, compassion, and focus that enable traits associated with thriving like resilience and social skills. It recommends practicing meditation daily and mindfulness on the go to develop these qualities. Specific mindfulness techniques are described that can be practiced through meditation or in daily life to cultivate the qualities needed to thrive.
The document discusses how thoughts affect one's life. It outlines that there are two main types of thoughts: positive thinking and negative thinking. Positive thinking can improve focus, reduce stress, boost health, maintain self-esteem, and lead to success and happiness. It also lowers depression and distress while enhancing well-being. Negative thinking is shown to have adverse physical and psychological impacts. The presentation provides tips for cultivating positive thinking such as self-talk, social circles, and consumption of uplifting content. It emphasizes that thoughts influence actions and beliefs.
Mindfulness & Stress Management Techniques for Busy LibrariansJacqueline L. Frank
This document summarizes a presentation on mindfulness and stress management for librarians. The presentation included sections for personal reflection, exploring mindfulness, stress management strategies, and creating a personal self-care plan. Attendees were guided through thinking exercises and a chair yoga break. A variety of stress management strategies were discussed, including time management, physical activities, mental health practices, and maintaining social connections.
The document summarizes the seven habits of highly effective people according to Stephen Covey. It discusses each habit in 1-2 sentences. Habit 1 is to be proactive by focusing on things within your control. Habit 2 is to begin with the end in mind by ensuring your actions align with your values. Habit 3 is to put first things first by prioritizing important tasks over urgent ones. Habit 4 is to think win-win by finding solutions where all parties benefit. Habit 5 is to seek first to understand others before being understood. Habit 6 is to synergize by recognizing the whole is greater than the sum of its parts through cooperation. Habit 7 is to sharpen the saw through self-
It provide the quarter of EQ and how to develop Emotion Self-Awareness competence and Emotion Self Management. It also provide the process to utilize your negative emotion and the message they give you so that you can have a better choice.
This document discusses how mindfulness can help creativity. It begins by defining creativity as looking at things differently than others. It then explains that our brains often operate on autopilot, limiting creativity. The document outlines how mindfulness involves presence, awareness, curiosity and kindness. It suggests daily mindfulness activities and exercises to get out of autopilot thinking, such as mindful eating, walking and listening. Regular mindfulness practice can strengthen cognitive flexibility and novel problem solving to enhance creativity.
This is a powerpoint presentation intended for new members of the organization. This is our way of preparing new members to introduce them our culture and develop their attitude towards work and becoming successful in their chosen field.
This document outlines Shauna Houston's approach to building capacity for mental and emotional wellbeing through the CLEAR Project. The approach includes providing skills training and learning opportunities, improving organizational structures through standards development, and facilitating partnership and investment opportunities. The goals are to increase individuals' health literacy and skills, strengthen organizations, and foster supportive communities. Evaluation of the outcomes suggests this multi-pronged approach can effectively build capacity for mental health and wellbeing.
The document provides information on children's mental health, including:
- 1 in 10 children in the UK have a clinically diagnosed mental disorder, which has remained steady since 1999. Mental illness disproportionately affects children from low-income families or those in non-traditional family structures.
- Definitions of mental health focus on the ability to develop relationships, cope with stress, and live a productive life. Young people see family/friends, ability to talk to others, personal achievement, and self-esteem as important for mental wellbeing.
- Around 20% of children experience a mental health problem, while 10% have a diagnosable disorder. Rates are higher in older children, some ethnic groups
How does living an active lifestyle affect one’s emotional wellbeing. final copyjamie121
The document is a student's research project on the effects of exercise on the brain. The student began by creating a driving question about staying motivated to exercise. They conducted research through online articles, a book, and personal exercise routine. The student tracked their progress over 6 weeks, noting improvements in mood, energy levels, and motivation. They concluded that exercise reduced stress and improved emotional wellbeing and quality of life. The student learned more about creating routines and gained confidence in their ability to exercise regularly long term.
The 5 minute shortcut-to emotional healthRivka Levy
Is it REALLY possible to transform your emotional health in just five short minutes a day?
The answer is YES - but only once you know how to make the most of your time.
Health and Wellbeing - Curriculum for Excellence in HighlandLouise Jones
Slides for use with an online meeting through the new Scottish Schools National Intranet - GLOW.
The History of Health Promoting Schools / Hungry for Success & Active Schools in 2003 to now where Health and Wellbeing aspects are legislation and HWB has a priority along with Numeracy and Literacy in Scottish Education.
St Joseph's Primary School - Wellbeing 2013nburke123
The document discusses childhood wellbeing and promoting it at home and school. It defines wellbeing, signs of distress, and options for help. The school's approach includes a supportive classroom environment, social-emotional programs, and staff support. Promoting wellbeing at home involves establishing family values, positive role modeling, clear boundaries, and teaching relaxation skills. The overall message is that wellbeing requires a holistic approach addressing physical, social, emotional, and mental health.
Hard-hitting presentation about what is mental health with statistics that will open your eyes that this issue might be closer to home thank you think!
By Alison Roberts
Chapter 3: Achieving Mental and Emotional Healthhjohnson1
This document discusses achieving mental and emotional health. It defines mental and emotional health as accepting oneself and others and managing emotions. People with good mental health are happy, confident, and can cope with various feelings. Characteristics of good mental health include a sense of belonging, purpose, positive outlook, self-sufficiency, and healthy self-esteem. Developing self-esteem influences other aspects of mental health. The document also discusses Maslow's hierarchy of needs and developing personal identity and good character through meaningful relationships and expressing emotions in healthy ways.
This document discusses the health benefits of forgiveness. It defines forgiveness as releasing past hurts and failures from the mind. Research shows that forgiveness is associated with healthier relationships, greater well-being, less stress and anxiety, lower blood pressure, and fewer symptoms of depression. The document provides tips for reaching forgiveness such as reflecting on values, forgiving others, and releasing yourself from resentment. It also discusses how loneliness can negatively impact health and lists cognitive and emotional factors that can lead to forgiveness like empathy and finding goodness in others.
Despite the enormous burden that mental ill-health imposes on individuals, their families, society, health systems and the economy, mental health care remains a neglected area of health policy in too many countries. Mental disorders represent a considerable disease burden, and have a significant impact on the lives of the OECD population, and account for considerable direct and indirect costs. This report argues that even in those OECD countries with a long history of deinstitutionalisation, there is still a long way to go to make community-based mental health care that achieves good outcomes for people with severe mental illness a reality. The disproportionate focus on severe mental illness has meant that mild-to-moderate mental illnesses, which makes up the largest burden of disease, have remained overwhelmingly neglected. This book addresses the high cost of mental illness, weaknesses and innovative developments in the organisation of care, changes and future directions for the mental health workforce, the need to develop better indicators for mental health care and quality, and tools for better governance of the mental health system. The high burden of mental ill health and the accompanying costs in terms of reduced quality of life, loss of productivity, and premature mortality, mean that making mental health count for all OECD countries is a priority.
This document discusses mental health and mental illness. It defines mental health as a state of well-being where an individual can cope with stress and function productively. Mental health is determined by socioeconomic, biological, and environmental factors. The document outlines early warning signs of mental illness like changes in behavior, mood, or functioning. It stresses that seeking early evaluation and treatment can help prevent severe illness. Stigma surrounding mental illness causes people to view the person, not the condition, as the problem.
Mental health refers to a state of well-being where an individual can cope with normal stresses, work productively, and contribute to their community. Characteristics of good mental health include a positive self-concept, sense of responsibility, ability to adapt to change, and ability to accept criticism. Factors like heredity, physical health, and socio-cultural influences can affect mental health. The modern Philippine art era produced notable artists like Jose Joya, Vicente Manansala, and Napoleon Abueva whose works depicted themes of abstraction, poverty, and allegory respectively. Other artists included landscape painter Hernando Ocampo and intellectual painter Prodencio Lamarosa.
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To raise awareness of Mental Health conditions
To remove the stigma attached to having a Mental Illness
To encourage others to speak freely of Mental Health
To offer advice, information and support across college
This document discusses mental health and mental illness. It provides statistics on the global burden of mental disorders, including that 450 million people worldwide have a mental disorder at any time, and over 800,000 die by suicide each year. The text defines mental health and mental illness, and notes that mental disorders are influenced by biological, psychological and social factors. It emphasizes that mental health is closely tied to physical health, and discusses the impact of mental illness on individuals and communities.
Trends and issues in Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing- PradeepPradeep Murthy
This document provides an overview of trends and issues in psychiatric mental health nursing. It discusses the history and evolution of the field from institutionalization to deinstitutionalization. Current trends include expanded roles for psychiatric nurses in primary care, collaboration, education, and community-based care. Legal issues addressed include informed consent, restraints, seclusion, and liability concerns. Ethical principles of autonomy, beneficence, and justice are considered in the context of common dilemmas around treatment refusal, privacy, and dual relationships.
School Health & Wellbeing Platfrom for Pupils, Teachers & ParentsGiverny Porter
Via Vita Health are excited to launch their amazing new staff, parent & pupil WellbeingZone & App for schools and their young people. Let's get our national healthier and happier.
One in six people has a mental illness. Mental illnesses affect a person's behavior, thoughts and emotions and can be successfully treated. They are caused by imbalances in brain chemistry and can be influenced by genetic and environmental factors.
There are three main types of mental illnesses: anxiety disorders, which cause excessive worry and fear; mood disorders like bipolar disorder that involve extreme mood swings between depression and mania; and schizophrenia where a person loses touch with reality through delusions and hallucinations. While the specific symptoms vary between disorders, they often share symptoms like changes in thoughts, emotions and behaviors. With treatment including counseling and medication, those with mental illnesses can lead normal lives.
This document provides tips for improving mental well-being, including practicing mindfulness, checking for unhelpful thinking patterns, adopting self-compassion, focusing on internal locus of control, establishing healthy habits like exercise and sleep routines, and regularly connecting with others through meaningful interactions and memories. Adopting these strategies can help manage unpleasant emotions and direct energy towards making positive changes within one's control.
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This book discusses 10 steps to developing a positive attitude by focusing on understanding the power of attitude, choosing to take charge of your life, identifying attitudes that help or hinder personal growth, reframing negative attitudes, finding purpose and passion, being proactive, learning self-motivation techniques, building supportive relationships, embracing change as opportunity, and using your positive attitude to help others.
This document provides self-care strategies and definitions of key terms like self-care, self-compassion, and passionate pursuits. It outlines cognitive, behavioral, spiritual, and interpersonal strategies for maintaining well-being. Cognitive strategies include positive self-talk, self-compassion, gratitude journaling, and mindfulness. Behavioral strategies involve exercise, nutrition, sleep, and power poses. Spiritual strategies focus on faith, purpose, and connection. Interpersonal strategies recommend social support through quality relationships. The document encourages exploring passionate activities and adapting self-care daily with compassion.
This document provides guidance on building self-esteem and self-motivation. It includes exercises and tips for participants, such as sharing something personal to create connections, focusing on gratitude, and transforming negative thoughts. Maintaining self-motivation is important for pursuing goals, dealing with challenges, and improving one's quality of life. Lacking self-motivation can lead to issues like stress, depression, and blaming others rather than taking responsibility.
Being a caregiver is a noble and selfless role that requires immense dedication and compassion. Caregivers devote their time and attention to the well-being of others, often neglecting their own needs in the process. However, it is crucial for caregivers to recognize the importance of self-care in order to maintain their own mental and emotional health.
Read more on: https://joel-landau.com/self-care-tips-for-the-selfless-caregiver/
The document provides an overview of personal development and the power of the mind for trainers. It discusses:
1) Characteristics of a good trainer including empathy, honesty, patience, democracy, purpose, listening skills, and respect for experience.
2) Tips for trainers to get the best out of themselves including enjoying life, repairing relationships, avoiding gossip, and being kind.
3) The mind's role in achieving success through goal setting, visualization, affirmations, motivation, and persuading others. Imagination and developing imagination are also discussed.
The document provides an overview of personal development and the power of the mind for trainers. It discusses:
1) Characteristics of a good trainer including empathy, honesty, patience, democracy, purpose, listening skills, and respect for experience.
2) Tips for trainers to get the best out of themselves including enjoying life, repairing relationships, avoiding gossip, and being kind.
3) The mind's role in achieving success through goal setting, visualization, affirmations, motivation, and persuading others. The power of imagination and developing imagination skills are also discussed.
In a world filled with constant distractions and external influences, it's easy to lose sight of ourselves. But amidst the chaos, there exists a profound tool that can transform our lives—the power of self-awareness
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1. Practice
Mindfulness
Check
Unhelpful
Thinking
Be Kind To
Yourself
Adopt An
Internal
Locus of
Control
Adopt Good
Habits
Connect
With Others
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Unhelpful Thinking
Ask yourself “Is this thinking
helping?”. If not, “Perhaps there a
more helpful way of looking at
this.”
Mindfulness
Develop Mindfulness skills – ground
yourself and manage unpleasant
emotions.
Self Compassion
Become your own best mate not
your harshest critic!
Identify What You Can Control
Focus how your energy on areas in your life where you can
make a difference
(refer Rotter ‘Locus of Control Scale, 1966).
Healthy Habits
Eat Well;
Exercise Regularly;
Establish a Good Sleep
Routine; &
Identify SMART Goals Moving
Forward.
Connection
Ensure that you mindfully
make memories -
connecting/catching up with
significant others, family and
friends on a regular basis.