Emotional Stimulus Package Forum Workshop SAVING OUR SELVES 176A Presented by Soror Frederica Hendricks Noble, Ph.D. Handouts

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1 Workshop SAVING OUR SELVES 176A Presented by Soror Frederica Hendricks Noble, Ph.D. Handouts

2 AKA Boule 2010 Saving Our Selves Workshop 176A Handout # 1 Self Assessment Survey Directions: Go through the following questions in sequence, jotting brief answers in the space provided. If a question seems hard, or obscure, or takes too much thought, skip it and go on to the next question.* 1) What was the most recent advancement, promotion, or raise you received at work? 2) Do you have any written goals for your marriage or personal relationship? (if so, what are they?) 3) Think quickly of a thing you are better at or a way in which you are better off than the neighbors living on each side of you. 4) Name the latest discovery you have made about the nature or potential or talent of someone in your immediate family. 5) What are two achievement goals you have for this year (two things you would like to accomplish)? 6) What is the last important discovery you made about yourself? 7) What specific five-year goals do you have financially or for your career? 8) What is your latest personal, creative effort not related to work? (When did you last write a poem, paint, compose a song etc?) 9) What are your best skills and abilities at work? What attributes contribute to your success? 10) What are your best skills and most natural abilities as a romantic partner, spouse or parent? 11) What is the last thing you ve read relating to your career or field of work?

3 AKA Boule 2010 Saving Our Selves Workshop 176A Handout # 1 12) What are the last two books you ve read for relaxation or out of pure interest unrelated to your career? 13) Name the three biggest challenges you currently face at work? 14) What are the three most important things you want to give your children or loved ones? 15) Whom do you admire most for accomplishments? 16) Whom do you admire most for sensitivity? 17) Name the last project you carefully planned and executed. 18) What is the last completely spontaneous thing you can remember doing? 19) Think back over last week, what was the most important thing you accomplished? 20) Think again over the past week, what was the most playful or silly thing you did? 21) When did you last participate in an exciting discussion of ideas related to your work? 22) When was the last time you felt completely relaxed? 23) Did you make some lists of things to do last week and cross them off as you did them? 24) What is the most beautiful aspect of nature you noticed last week?

4 AKA Boule 2010 Saving Our Selves Workshop 176A Handout # 1 25) What are the things in your wardrobe that you absolutely could not get along without? 26) Think of a good friend, what are his or her two biggest needs? 27) List 3 things that you discipline yourself to do everyday. 28) How many good laughs have you enjoyed this week? 29) Name the last problem you figured out, analyzed, and solved? 30) What is the most exciting thing you ve purchased lately (your newest possession or toy )? 31) Name one or two of the best new business contacts you have made recently. 32) When is the last time you had a personal spiritual experience or felt deeply moved by something? 33) Name two people who have confided in you lately. 34) Name two people you plan to get to know better simply because they seem like interesting people. *Questions taken from Lifebalance by Richard and Linda Eyre

5 AKA Boule 2010 Saving Our Selves Workshop 176A Handout # 2 Saving Our Selves: Ten Self Care Techniques 1. Learn to Relax 2. Practice Acceptance 3. Use Rational Self Talk 4. Get Organized 5. Exercise 6. Reduce Time Urgency 7. Disarm Yourself 8. Quiet Time 9. Watch Your Habits 10. Talk with Sorors/Friends

6 Incorporating Wellness into Your Life ~ 6 Dimensions of Wellness Dimension1 Intellectual Component Model developed by William Hettler, MD 1976 Consists of: 1) Self-concept 2) Creativity 3) Learning 4) Reading 5) Pursuing interests 6) Any type of mental stimulation that causes us to think, process or analyze information. Dimension 2 Physical Component Consists of areas such as: 1) Nutrition 2) Exercise 3) Diet 4) Regular visits to the doctor 5) Use of physical safety (i.e. helmet when biking, knee pads when rollerblading etc.) Dimension 3 Emotional Component Consists of: 1) Feelings 2) Your inner world 3) Awareness & ability to communicate feelings

7 AKA Boule~2010 Saving Our Selves Workshop-176A Handout # 3 Dimension 4 Occupational Component Consists of areas such as: 1) Career choice & job specialization 2) Job performance & achievement 3) Job motivation Dimension 5 Spiritual Component Centered on issues such as: 1) Faith 2) Values 3) Ethics & Morals 4) Coming to terms with personal beliefs and your relationship with a higher power Dimension 6 Social Component Concerned with issues such as: 1) The way personal choices impact our relationships with family, friends, co-workers, the community, the environment. 2) Deliberate decision-making in order to improve relationships with others.

8 AKA Boule~2010 Saving Our Selves Workshop-176A Handout # 3 ~Incorporating Wellness into Your Life ~ My Action Plan Things I can do in each dimension? Intellectual Physical Emotional Social Occupational Spiritual

9 How I will do them? AKA Boule~2010 Saving Our Selves Workshop-176A Handout # 3 Intellectual Physical Emotional Social Occupational Spiritual How long will it take? Intellectual Physical Emotional Social

10 AKA Boule~2010 Saving Our Selves Workshop-176A Handout # 3 Occupational Spiritual When will I do it? Intellectual Physical Emotional Social Occupational Spiritual

11 Who does it involve? AKA Boule~2010 Saving Our Selves Workshop-176A Handout # 3 Intellectual Physical Emotional Social Occupational Spiritual