what respect
Boundaries
Mental Health
Stress
200

What types of boundaries do you need?

Physical,Emotional,Spiritual,Time

200

+ responses to Stress

Playing with a pet

Laughing or crying

Writing, painting doing creative things

exercising

deep breathing, mindfulness

seek counseling

discussing with a friend or family member

going outdoors

Gardening or home repairs

Listening to music.

300

Why personal boundaries?

To be treated respectfully-absence of emotional, physical or verbal abuse

To feel safe in a relationship

To have your privacy and boundaries you have created, respected

To be heard and listened to

To feel validated

To be appreciated and valued

To respect the answer “no” means “no”

300

MENTALLY HEALTHY

COMFORTABLE IN OWN SKIN

ENJOY YOUR OWN COMPANY

WILLING TO TAKE RISKS

FLEXIBLE

LESS INVESTED IN BEING RIGHT

YOU’RE SELF-AWARE

MANAGE FEELINGS

MANAGE FEELINGS WHILE COMMUNICATING

LEARN AND PRACTICE MINDFULNESS

VIEW FAILURE DIFFERENTLY


300

- responses to Stress

Not dealing with it at all

Aggressive behavior

Compulsive spending

Drinking alcohol excessively

Over or under eating or drinking

Taking OTC drugs

Driving too fast

Using tobacco products

Overworking or avoiding family and friends

Yelling at friends or family members.

400

Why have boundaries?

Boundaries allow you to be your true self

Boundaries are a form of self care

Boundaries create realistic expectations

Boundaries create safety

Boundaries improve relationships by creating clear expectations

400

Learning Intentions & Success Criteria

what is it? 

I can understand what mental wellness is and where to find help for mental illnesses


I can create a mental health resource poster using a specific rubric

400

NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF STRESS

Tension in back and neck 

Loss of appetite

Insomnia

Headaches

Anxiety

Increase heart rate and breathing

Weak immune system

Upset stomach

and Sweat

500

whats respect

Respect is different for everyone

500

What are boundaries

A boundary is an imaginary line that separates you from others. It separates your physical space, your feelings, needs, and responsibilities from others. Your boundaries also tell other people how they can treat you-what’s acceptable and what isn’t. Without boundaries people may take advantage of you because you haven’t set limits about how you expect to be treated.

or 

When a boundary is crossed, you need to provide feedback saying it’s not okay. The boundary is worthless if you don’t enforce it by giving feedback consequences. Some people will easily accept a boundary and others will continue to challenge and escalate it.

500

Mental health for kids

Mental health for kids is defined as having a positive sense of identity, the ability to manage thoughts, emotions, as well as to build social relationships, and the ability to learn and to acquire an education, ultimately enabling their full active participation in society.

500

Words to know

Stress A feeling of emotional or physical tension. It’s Your body’s reaction to a challenge or demand. Can be positive is short bursts, but long term stress can harm your health

Criticism the expression of disapproval of someone or something based on perceived faults or mistakes

Resilience. The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties