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A Strong Body...A Strong Mind

 

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Emotional Wellness

 

Emotional wellness...
 
        • is keeping a positive attitude
        • is being sensitive to your feelings and the feelings of others
        • is learning to cope with stress
        • is being realistic about your expectations and time
        • is taking responsibility for your own behavior
        • is dealing with your personal and financial issues realistically
        • is viewing challenges as opportunities rather than obstacles
        • is functioning independently but knowing when you need to ask for help

Aspects of Emotional Wellness

  • Knowing how to seek support
  • Knowing how to effectively deal with stress
  • Relationship Status
  • Family Environment
  • Self-Esteem Taught
  • Love Instilled
  • Education
  • Values/Morals Shared
  • Charity
  • Shared Feelings
  • Security
  • Friendship
  • Fellowship
  • Interacting with Others

Tips for improving emotional awareness:

  • Build an awareness and acceptance of your own feelings and moods.
  • Find a way to encourage positive thinking and self-acceptance.
  • Have a clear understanding of one’s feelings, abilities and motivations.
  • Research strategies for coping effectively in stressful situations.

Resources:
Counseling Services

Office of Student Affairs

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