Wellness Assessment Tool

Wellness Assessment Tool

Being a whole person means being physically, mentally, spiritually, and emotionally
healthy. By filling out this wellness questionnaire, you can identify your strengths as well
as areas that need improvement. It can help you identify specific behaviors within each
wellness dimension by completing the self-assessment tool.
It is not a diagnostic tool but rather a helpful guide to your own self-assessment and begin your self care plan.

How Living a Holistic Lifestyle can Improve Health and Wellness

How Living a Holistic Lifestyle can Improve Health and Wellness

Living holistic lifestyle means that you are taking care of the whole person, your mind, your body and soul.   It is living a life that is conscious of its many different factors that affect your way of living. Unfortunately, human beings are being pushed from different angles. You are constantly having to make decisions, like what you…

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How to Reduce Stress with 8 Effective Stress Reducing Techniques

Stress may affect individuals in many ways, and these may pose an effect on their personal and professional life. Regardless of the things or event that stresses you, it is more important to have the willingness and determination to overcome them. It is essential to understand what stresses you because it is only then that…

Declutter Your Life in an Organized Way- Ultimate Guide

Declutter Your Life in an Organized Way- Ultimate Guide

De-clutter your Life in an Organized Way De-cluttering your physical space can have an amazingly uplifting effect on your mood. Feng Shui experts claim that buildings and furniture store the memories of events in the form of energy, and that by de-cluttering you can clear the energy of historic traumatic events. Whether or not you…

Practicing Gratitude can Benefit your Emotional Health
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Practicing Gratitude can Benefit your Emotional Health

How many times have you heard this expression, why can’t you be more grateful?  You most likely heard this remark from your parents, grandparents or perhaps you have even uttered these words to a child yourself. (Or even worse, a partner!) Our need to see gratitude in others is a huge part of us, and…