1. Mental health

2. Health The health dart board

3. Work Disease Relationships Fitness Good looks Environment Mental well being Spiritual well being Diet Lets come up with 5 more words that are Associated with health. Make a dart board

4. Mental health Think before you change Think Mental health bank

5. 1.Amusing 22. pleased...... capable 2.Anxious 3.Depressed 4.Stress 5.Relaxed 6.Self Respect 7.Sadness 9.Annoyed 10.Angry 11.Afraid 12.Excited 13.Pity 14.Empathy 15.Courageous 16.Proud 17.Optimistic 18.Amazed 19.Untroubled 20.Determined 21.Concerned

6. 1.Last day before year 12 VCE exams 2.Father has lost his job and is finding it difficult to find a new job. The family savings are now very less and you might not be able to afford the Europe excursion from school in which all your friends are going next week. 3.You have been the best student in your class in primary school but find it difficult in the secondary school because you are in a class where your best friend always gets a better score than you. 4. Your friends call you loser because you don’t drink alcohol and they challenge you to have a drink at a party. You have never had a sip of alcohol before because you are afraid of your father but hate being called a loser by friends. 5.You grand father passed away recently. You were very close to him. 6.You have started gaining weight and just can’t lose those extra kilos despite all your efforts. It affects you because your elder sister is a fashion model.

7. Mental health vs. Mental illness Mental healthMental illness Mental health embraces aspects of our lives such as our feelings, thoughts, behaviour and relationships with others A mental disorder or mental illness is a psychological or behavioral pattern associated with disability that occurs in an individual and is not a part of normal development or culture. Currently, mental disorders are conceptualized as disorders of brain circuits likely caused by multiple factors.psychologicalbehavioral normaldevelopmentculture The way you think and act affects the way your body responds The way your body responds affects the way you think and act e.g. anxiety, stress, creativity, happiness, sense of well being e.g bipolar depression, ADHD, psychosis

8. Mental health and young Australians

9. Depression Anxiety Eating disorders