This memo gives an outline of definitions used for for the Health and Wellness project.
Wellness
Wellness is the balance between mental and physical health.
Wellness is a state in which both the body and mind are in balance with one another. Many factors affect overall wellness, some of which include, Emotional health or the understanding of one 's feelings. Environmental health or the respect with one’s surrounding and for other living things, this can also include work or school. Intellect or the encounter with new ideas and ways to expand one 's knowledge. Lastly physical health or ways to maintain a healthy body and seeking the body’s needs.
Wellness Factors
(ex. Crippleware IS shareware IN WHICH some features of the program are disabled …show more content…
Poor time management can be procrastination, and it can deal with self control. Skills involving managing your time include setting goals, prioritizing task, and seeing where your time actually goes.
Complications
ex. Stress (Sleep or Depression): What is normal versus abnormal stress? How much stress does a person have to face before it becomes a problem? At what point is stress debilitating? What key factors cause stress?
Sleep: The lack of sleep can dumb you down, according to WebMD, “ Lack of sleep hurts these cognitive processes in many ways. First, it impairs attention, alertness, concentration, reasoning, and problem solving. This makes it more difficult to learn efficiently.” If you don’t get enough sleep you will potentially forget what you learned or experienced in that day. This may lead to being grumpy or froggy which can lead to an accident throughout the day. Studies have shown the loss of sleep and poor-quality sleep also lead to accident or injuries during work. Others say the lack of sleep can cause increase in hunger and appetite, and possibly to obesity. People who sleep less than six hours a day are 30% more likely to come obese than those who slept seven to nine …show more content…
According to the NCAA, injuries cause emotional responses such as, “Sadness, isolation, irritation, lack of motivation, anger, frustration, changes in appetite, sleep disturbance, disengagement” (Putukian). This is very common in student athletes due to the high pressure to perform at a high level both athletically and in the class room. It can lead to high levels of stress and hours spent rehabbing and visiting doctors.. Injuries to the brain can bring serious changes to one’s behavior, cause problems with memory, and make it difficult to remember new information.
Stress: Stress can cause many complications that can affect everyday life. Some of which include, difficulty controlling emotions, disease, physical alterations, and depression. Stress is fueled by many factors, it varies from person to person. The most common factor is overworking and over thinking. Sometimes when stress becomes too great it can cause permanent problems. Cancer and heart disease have been linked with stress, these problems could have been prevented. Stress is very easy to counter and extremely
Wellness
Wellness is the balance between mental and physical health.
Wellness is a state in which both the body and mind are in balance with one another. Many factors affect overall wellness, some of which include, Emotional health or the understanding of one 's feelings. Environmental health or the respect with one’s surrounding and for other living things, this can also include work or school. Intellect or the encounter with new ideas and ways to expand one 's knowledge. Lastly physical health or ways to maintain a healthy body and seeking the body’s needs.
Wellness Factors
(ex. Crippleware IS shareware IN WHICH some features of the program are disabled …show more content…
Poor time management can be procrastination, and it can deal with self control. Skills involving managing your time include setting goals, prioritizing task, and seeing where your time actually goes.
Complications
ex. Stress (Sleep or Depression): What is normal versus abnormal stress? How much stress does a person have to face before it becomes a problem? At what point is stress debilitating? What key factors cause stress?
Sleep: The lack of sleep can dumb you down, according to WebMD, “ Lack of sleep hurts these cognitive processes in many ways. First, it impairs attention, alertness, concentration, reasoning, and problem solving. This makes it more difficult to learn efficiently.” If you don’t get enough sleep you will potentially forget what you learned or experienced in that day. This may lead to being grumpy or froggy which can lead to an accident throughout the day. Studies have shown the loss of sleep and poor-quality sleep also lead to accident or injuries during work. Others say the lack of sleep can cause increase in hunger and appetite, and possibly to obesity. People who sleep less than six hours a day are 30% more likely to come obese than those who slept seven to nine …show more content…
According to the NCAA, injuries cause emotional responses such as, “Sadness, isolation, irritation, lack of motivation, anger, frustration, changes in appetite, sleep disturbance, disengagement” (Putukian). This is very common in student athletes due to the high pressure to perform at a high level both athletically and in the class room. It can lead to high levels of stress and hours spent rehabbing and visiting doctors.. Injuries to the brain can bring serious changes to one’s behavior, cause problems with memory, and make it difficult to remember new information.
Stress: Stress can cause many complications that can affect everyday life. Some of which include, difficulty controlling emotions, disease, physical alterations, and depression. Stress is fueled by many factors, it varies from person to person. The most common factor is overworking and over thinking. Sometimes when stress becomes too great it can cause permanent problems. Cancer and heart disease have been linked with stress, these problems could have been prevented. Stress is very easy to counter and extremely