Wellness is an active process of becoming more aware of, and malling choices toward a more successful existence through a multi-dimensional approach to health.
Occupational
Finding satisfaction in rewarding and meaningful work unique personal skills and talents and enhances lifestyle. Expressing values and commitment through paid or volunteer work that contributes to overall well-being.
Physical
Making health a priority by being regularly physically active, and making proper nutrition choices. Being aware of how our body best functions, how we feel, and how we manage stress. Creating balance by making positive health choices and seeking appropriate medical care.
Social
Understanding and valuing the interconnectedness between human beings. Respecting family and community through effective communication. Recognizing the importance of a healthy living environment and respect for the natural world. Striving for positive, interdependent relationships to foster harmonious living.
Intellectual
Committing to life-long learning and personal development. Seeking out opportunities beyond “boo knowledge” that include creativity, critical thinking, and being intuition and expressive.
Spiritual
Realizing the importance of questioning the meaning and purpose of life and the lives of others. Appreciating that not everything can be understood. Becoming tolerant of other viewpoints while still holding cast to personal value, goals and purpose. Developing a sense of unity and wholeness, and turning thoughts into action.
Emotional
Being emotionally self-aware by accepting, managing and expressing feelings. Seeking out and nurturing trusting, committed and mutually respectful relationships. Having a positive outlook and recognizing challenge, risk and conflict as opportunities for emotional growth.
Source: Six Dimensions of Wellness