Vocab 1
person who gives advice
Counselor
causing emotional upset, worry, or anxiety
Troublesome
Emotional suffering caused by the death of a loved one or some other severe loss.
Grief
completely overcome in thought or feeling
Overwhelmed
regaining normal physical or emotional health
Recovery
affects how we think, feel, and act. It also helps determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices.
Mental/Emotional Health
person who treats bodily or mental disorders or maladjustments
Therapist
a display of grief and sadness; deep distress and regret
Sorrow
defined as the condition of your body, taking into consideration everything from the absence of disease to fitness level.
Physical health
an ongoing feeling of fear, worry or panic that interferes with a person's daily life; one of the most common disorders among children and teens.
Anxiety
able to share the feeling or interests of another, expressing sorrow for another loss, grief or misfortune.
Sympathetic
described and is interpreted as the need for: meaning, purpose and fulfillment in life; hope/will to live; belief and faith.
Spiritual Health
A mood disorder whose symptoms include persistent sad or irritable mood, loss of interest in normal activities, a major change in appetite or body weight, increase or decrease in time spent sleeping.
Depression
the ability to put oneself in another person's place to understand his or her thought and emotions and see his or her point of view.
Empathy
how are the dimensions of health interrelated
One affects the other