Group 2- Developing the whole person

Makes you moving forward regardless of the emerging obstacles-problems, laziness, and bad emotional state.

• Self care

• Persistance

• Self- concept

• Creativity

Is when everything seems to change – body, emotions, relationship with others, way of thinking.

• Infancy

• Childhood

• Teenage period

• Adolescence

A time of many changes and challenges and opens doors to many opportunities.

• Physiological Development

• Teenage life

Increased attention on self—awareness that the parents/other adults are not ideal.

• Psycho-social Development

• Brain Development/Cognitive Changes

The increasing importance of close friendships,The decline in parents engagement.

• Emotional-Social Development

• Brain Development/Cognitive Changes

• Physiological Development

Being able to grasp and understand deep topics and have a higher sense of reason within themselves and what's around them.

• Psychological Domain

• Cognitive Domain

• Physical Domain

Your emotions shape who you are.

• Emotional-Social Development

• Brain Development/Cognitive Changes

• Psycho-social Development

The psychological aspect of Whole Person Development relates to knowing your true inner self. It promotes self-esteem and self-acceptance. Your relationship with yourself is arguably the most crucial driver of success.

• Emotional-Social Development

• Physiological Development

• Psycho-social Development

An essential piece of the Whole Person Development puzzle

• Adolescence

• Psychological Domain

• Moral and Spiritual Aspect of Development

• Spirituality

The union of elements, namely; Body, thoughts, feelings or emotions, and sensations that constitute the individuality and identity of a person.

• Self-concept

• Self

• Teenage period

• Adolescence