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Wellness Models

EDCE 520

Ancient Wellness

Reflect on:

Traditional Chinese Medicine

Ayurveda

Wellness Models

A wellness model advocates self-care; self-awareness; and personal development of one’s physical, mental, and spiritual life (Roach & Young, 2007)

Counseling for Wellness

Focus is on helping the client reach optimal functioning and holistic health; rather than just relieving specific symptoms or the presenting problem

Proactive approach

Self-direction – personal responsibility

Hettler’s Model

Six Dimensions of Wellness

Occupational Wellness

Physical Wellness

Social Wellness

Intellectual Wellness

Emotional Wellness

Spiritual Wellness

https://cdn.ymaws.com/www.nationalwellness.org/resource/resmgr/pdfs/ sixdimensionsfactsheet.pdf

(Hettler, 1976)

Wellness Models

Indivisible Self Model of Wellness

Creative Self (Thinking, Emotions, Control, Work, Positive Humor)

Coping Self (Leisure, Stress Management, Self Worth, Realistic Beliefs)

Essential Self (Spirituality, Gender Identity, Cultural Identity, Self-Care)

Physical Self (Exercise, Nutrition)

Social Self (Friendship, Love)

(Myers & Sweeney, 2004)

SAMHSA Model

Eight Dimensions

Emotional

Spiritual

Intellectual

Physical

Spiritual

Social

Financial

Environmental

https://store.samhsa.gov/system/files/sma16-4953.pdf

Clinical Wellness Model

Wellness

Cognition

Emotional Regulation

Physical Activity and Nutrition

Preventative Self-Care

Spirituality & Meaning

Cultural & Environmental Context

Social Relationships

Creativity