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
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– 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