Health & Wellness (Health 2)

Emotional Wellness is:

• Awareness and understanding of others. Recognizes and respects that each person brings a diverse set of experiences

• Understanding of an attention to the variety of feelings and emotions within each person.

• Recognition between one's health and connection to environmental surroundings.

• The role of money and finances in the ability to access and maintain good health.

Multicultural Wellness is:

• Awareness and understanding of others. Recognizes and respects that each person brings a diverse set of experiences

• Understanding of an attention to the variety of feelings and emotions within each person.

• Recognition between one's health and connection to environmental surroundings.

• The role of money and finances in the ability to access and maintain good health.

Environmental Wellness is:

• Awareness and understanding of others. Recognizes and respects that each person brings a diverse set of experiences

• Understanding of an attention to the variety of feelings and emotions within each person.

• Recognition between one's health and connection to environmental surroundings.

• The role of money and finances in the ability to access and maintain good health.

Financial Wellness is:

• Awareness and understanding of others. Recognizes and respects that each person brings a diverse set of experiences

• Understanding of an attention to the variety of feelings and emotions within each person.

• Recognition between one's health and connection to environmental surroundings.

• The role of money and finances in the ability to access and maintain good health.

Intellectual Wellness is:

• The value of learning and critical thinking over a life span. Includes a person's desire and quest to attain new information

• The level a person engages in, receives satisfaction from, and pursues career opportunities in line with values and desired professional goals.

• Maintaining health and well-being of the physical body.

• The relationship of our mental, physical, and emotional health as it relates to our sexuality and intimate partner relationships.

Occupational Wellness is:

• The value of learning and critical thinking over a life span. Includes a person's desire and quest to attain new information

• The level a person engages in, receives satisfaction from, and pursues career opportunities in line with values and desired professional goals.

• Maintaining health and well-being of the physical body.

• The relationship of our mental, physical, and emotional health as it relates to our sexuality and intimate partner relationships.

Physical Wellness is:

• The value of learning and critical thinking over a life span. Includes a person's desire and quest to attain new information

• The level a person engages in, receives satisfaction from, and pursues career opportunities in line with values and desired professional goals.

• Maintaining health and well-being of the physical body.

• The relationship of our mental, physical, and emotional health as it relates to our sexuality and intimate partner relationships.

Sexual Wellness is:

• The value of learning and critical thinking over a life span. Includes a person's desire and quest to attain new information

• The level a person engages in, receives satisfaction from, and pursues career opportunities in line with values and desired professional goals.

• Maintaining health and well-being of the physical body.

• The relationship of our mental, physical, and emotional health as it relates to our sexuality and intimate partner relationships.

Social Wellness is:

• The value of learning and critical thinking over a life span. Includes a person's desire and quest to attain new information

• Interactions within community and with others. This includes being aware of social surroundings, friendships, managing conflicts, social networks, participation in groups or clubs or sharing common interests.

• Maintaining health and well-being of the physical body.

• The relationship of our mental, physical, and emotional health as it relates to our sexuality and intimate partner relationships.

Spiritual Wellness is:

• The value of learning and critical thinking over a life span. Includes a person's desire and quest to attain new information

• Interactions within community and with others. This includes being aware of social surroundings, friendships, managing conflicts, social networks, participation in groups or clubs or sharing common interests.

• Maintaining health and well-being of the physical body.

• The meaning of life's purpose that is in accordance with one's values and beliefs.