Psycho-Social Health Definitions: Not just the absence of disease

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Psycho-Social Health

Definitions:

Not just the absence of disease but . . . . (you finish this definition)

Keys to Successful Change

Self-efficacy: believe you can obtain a goal

Reinforcement: positive or negative

Self-talk: messages you send yourself

Locus of Control

Locus of Control

Internal: from within self

External: from others/environment http://www.psychtests.com/lc.html

Healthy Self-Esteem

Grounded in the positive experiences of love received in childhood.

Originally built on characteristics adopted from parents.

Healthy self-esteem is integrated.

Healthy Family

Open communication

Supportive and flexible

Teaches (discipline) and respects

Sense of play and humor

Honor traditions and rituals

Share responsibilities

Seek help if needed

Respect privacy

Unhealthy Family

Closed communication, secrets

Strict and rigid, controlling

Unpredictable

Untrusting

Unsafe to express feelings

Unclear roles

Constant conflict or no conflict

Healthy vs Unhealthy Families

Open Communication

Supportive, Flexible

Teaches Discipline

Respectful

Sense of Play, Humor

Shared Responsibilities

Seek Help if Needed

Respect for

Differences/Privacy

Closed Communications,

Secrets

Strict, Rigid, Controlling

Demands, Punishes

Disrespectful

Unpredictable, Unclear

Rules

Untrusting

Unclear Rules,

Confusion

Constant Conflict or No

Conflict

Impact of Healthy vs Healthy

Families?

On society?

On the individual?

Impact?: Healthy/Unhealthy

HEALTHY UNHEALTHY

TRUST IS ESTABLISHED INABILITY TO TRUST

EXPRESSION OF LOVE IS ACCEPTED

DON’T SHARE FEELINGS

ENVIRONMENT IS SAFE

LEARN TO PLAY/HAVE FUN

ENVIRONMENT IS UNSAFE

FEELINGS OF INADEQUACY

ENJOYS TIME AT HOME

DEVELOPS PROBLEM-SOLVING

ABILITIES

ESCAPES (FANTASY OR REAL)

FEELINGS OF INADEQUACY

EMOTIONAL PAIN

SHAME AND DOUBT

GUILT, ANGER, FEAR

LONELINESS, CONFUSION

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Human Needs

SELF

ACTUALIZA TION

ESTEEM NEEDS

LOVE AND AFFECTION

SAFETY AND SECURITY

PHYSIOLOGICAL NEEDS

Psycho-Socially Healthy People

 are realistic accept themselves are free and autonomous have capacity for intimacy live lives in creative ways

Challenges to Esteem Need

Can choose to:

– acknowledge something went wrong and can start again

– deny anything went wrong and blame someone else develop a lasting negative self-esteem and feel bad, unloved and ineffective

Road to Good Psycho-Social Health

Maintain honest communication

Be assertive

Be flexible deal with anger appropriately dump the GARBAGE

Dumping the GARBAGE

G guilt

A anger

R revenge

B bitterness

A aggression

G greed

E envy

Basic Rules by Which to Live

Accept yourself

Respect yourself

Trust yourself

Love yourself

Stretch yourself

Look at challenges as opportunities for personal growth

Think not of where but who you want to be

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