Wellness
Maintaining an optimal level of wellness is absolutely crucial to live a higher quality life. Wellness matters. Wellness matters because everything we do and every emotion we feel relates to our well-being.
Today, Wellness has been described by people as the absence of disease but it has been an outdated vision. According to the World Health Organization, Health is defined as a state of complete physical, mental, and social WELLBEING, and not merely the absence of disease and infirmity. Therefore, Wellness is a balance of all of life’s dimensions for optimal vitality.
Wellness Inventory Program’s twelve (12) key dimensions includes breathing, sensing, eating, thinking, feeling, moving, playing and working, self-responsibility and love, finding meaning, communicating, intimacy, finding meaning, and transcending. Our behaviors in each of the dimensions can contribute to either success or stress in our current workplace situation.
With the Wellness Inventory, we evaluate old behaviors as a requisite in developing fresh ways of managing work-life integration, reducing stress, and building resilience towards optimal living and performance.
By the end of the workshop, the participants will be able to –
Understand the Wellness key dimensions
Develop self-awareness and create commitments towards envisioned Wellness
Fortify individual and organizational awareness and support towards Wellness
Actual practice and application of tools to problems identified by the Participants/Immediate Superior of the Participants
Learning and Protective Mode
Definition of Wellness
Key Principles of Wellness
Wellness Inventory
Energy Dimension 1 – Breathing
Energy Dimension 2 – Sensing
Energy Dimension 3 – Eating
Check for Understanding
Check for Understanding
Journalling Assignment: Self Check
Dimension 1 – Moving
Dimension 2 – Feeling
Dimension 3 – Thinking
Dimension 4 – Playing and Working
Check for Understanding
Review of Stress Management Enabled Concepts
Journalling Assignment: Self Check
Dimension 5 – Communicating
Dimension 6 – Intimacy
Dimension 7 – Finding Meaning
Dimension 8 – Transcending
Check for Understanding
Kaizen Concept in Wellness
Baby Steps vs. Giant Steps
Declaration of Wellness Commitment and Actions
Bonus Materials
For Your Further Development