Mental Health By: Mr. Lopez and Mr. Guzzarde. Video Clip Jonah Mowry’s Story.

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Mental Health By: Mr. Lopez and Mr. Guzzarde

Video Clip Jonah Mowry’s Story

Mental & Emotional Health The ability to handle the stresses and changes of everyday life in a reasonable way Three components of the “Health Triangle” – Physical Health – Social Health – Mental/Emotional Health If you want to maintain good overall health, you must balance all sides of your triangle

Accepting Who You Are Personality – a combination of your feelings, likes, dislikes, attitudes, abilities, and habits Influences on your personality: – Heredity You have no control over what traits you receive from your parents – Environment Family, Friends, School, Climate, Neighborhood – Behavior You have the most control over your behavior Each day you face choices on how to respond to events – Your responses show how you feel about yourself and others

Ways to Build Strong Mental Health Have a good attitude and a positive outlook Recognize your strengths and weaknesses Set realistic goals Take responsibility for actions Express feelings in healthy ways Accept constructive feedback Practice Empathy- Identifying with and sharing another persons feelings

How to Build Resilience Resilience – The ability to recover from problems or loss Most resilient teens believe they CAN DO something about their problems – They show persistence, flexibility, and strong self- confidence Build a strong support system and find good role models

Self-Esteem Self-esteem – is how you feel about yourself – People with high self esteem respect themselves as well as others Influences on self-esteem: – Messages you get from family and friends (positive and negative) – Media – Your Attitude (positive/negative self talk)

Benefits of Self-esteem People with high self-esteem… – Are Optimistic – having a positive attitude about the future – Make more friends – Have increased opportunities/take on new challenges – Have more confidence – The belief in your ability to do what you set out to do.

Building Self-Esteem Set realistic goals Focus on what you are naturally good at Ask for help when you need it Accept that no one is perfect Think POSITIVELY!

What are Emotions? Emotions – feelings such as happiness, anger, or fear – All of your life experiences go hand in hand with some type of emotion Mood Swings – frequent changes in emotional state – Are a normal part of growing up but its how you cope with them that matters – Can be caused by Hormonal Changes Worries about future Concerns over relationships

What is Stress? Stress – the bodies response to real or imagined dangers or other life events Stressor – Source of stress! – Distress- Prevents you from doing what you need to do Getting into an argument with a friend – Positive Stress – Helps you reach goals Trying out for the school play or sports team

Body’s Response to Stress Fight or Flight Response- body’s way of responding to threats As your body prepares to respond to a “stressor”, it releases adrenaline – a hormone that increases the level of sugar in the blood (giving you energy) Fatigue – the tiredness that occurs after a stressful situation

Ways to Manage Stress Get enough sleep Eat nutritious foods Be physically active Talk with others Use your time wisely Think POSITIVELY! RELAX

Mental and Emotional Disorders Mental/Emotional disorders - illnesses that affect thoughts, feelings, and behavior MENTAL AND EMOTINAL DISORDERS Mood Disorders Anxiety Disorders

Mood Disorders Mood Disorder- Mental and emotional problem in which a person undergoes mood swings that seem extreme, inappropriate, or last long time Depression Bipolar Disorder

Anxiety Disorders Anxiety Disorders - extreme fears of real or imaginary situations that get in the way of normal activities – Panic Disorder – Phobias – Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) – Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) Video on Anxiety Disorders

Journal #1 (due next week) Take the next 10 minutes to answer THOUGHTFULLY (4 sentence minimum) 1. Who is my greatest role model? Why? How do they respond to stressful situations? 2. What relationships matter the most to me? How can I maintain and improve them? 3. Write about a time when you helped someone else? How did you feel? How do you think they felt? Why did you do it?