Terms
Indigenous Views
Mental Health Aspects
100

A person's emotional, psychological, and social well-being, ability to deal with stress, connection with others, and function in daily lfe

What is Mental Health?

100

Health is not separated by Mental or Physical, but is described as   

What is Whole Person Wellness?
100

Someone with negative thoughts, trouble concentrating, changes in sleep, appetite changes, substance abuse are these signs.

What is signs someone is struggling?

200

A serious, common medical illness described by a persistent feeling of sadness, loss of interest, and decreased energy lasting at least two weeks

What is Depression?
200

Factors that still have impacts on Indigenous Peoples' Mental Health

What is Residential School Systems, Colonization, Forced Assimilation, Loss of Language, Culture, and Identity, and Intergenerational Trauma (Passed through families)?

200
Writing down thoughts, Talking to someone, looking at something differently, and challenging negative thoughts are examples of this strategy
What is Thinking Strategies?
300

The body’s nautral response to stress, which manifests a feeling of dread, fear, or unease regarding future threats

What is Anxiety?

300

Mental Health is deeply tied to

What is Relationships and Belonging?

300

3 sections of Mental Health

What is Think, Feel, and Act?
400

The body’s natural, physical, and mental reaction to pressure, threats, or challenging situations

What is Stress?

400

Whole-Person Wellness includes (Name 3)

What is Mental, Physical, Spiritual, Social/Community, and Emotional Wellness?

400

These are the three Mental Health Challenges

What is Anxiety, Depression, and Stress?

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