MI
“a complete state of physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity” as defined by the World Health Organization
health
body’s physical and mental response to unpleasant or difficult situations
stress
eating disorder characterized by the obsession of control over food intake in order to be thin
Anorexia
mental disorders characterized by an excessive and persistent sense of apprehension and unease
Anxiety Disorder
proper functioning of the body and its parts
physical health
feeling nervous, unsure or scared about something
Anxiety
eating disorder characterized by binging and purging to control food intake and body weight
Bulimia
mental illnesses causing physical bodily symptoms which cannot be traced to any physical cause
Somatoform disorder
mental and emotional wellness; promotes a positive attitude and self-esteem, helps people cope with normal stresses of life, and helps people work productively
mental health
mental health disorder characterized by long-lasting, intense sadness leading to feeling helpless, hopeless and/or worthless
Depression
eating disorder characterized by regularly over-eating without purging, exercising or fasting
Binge Eating
Body hair produced on body often found in Anorexics
Lanugo
involves sound relationships, building connections with other people and making contributions to the community and society
social health
act of a person ending his or her own life
Suicide
mental disorders which affect a person’s mood; sometimes called affective disorders
Mood disorder
removing food or calories from the body quickly through vomiting, use of laxatives or excessive exercise
Purging
great sadness caused by the loss of a person or thing
grief
conditions which hinder or prevent good mental health
Mental Health Disorders
psychiatric disorders causing a person to act differently than the social norm; categorized as cluster A, B or C
Personality Disorder
way one sees his or her physical appearance when looking in the mirror
Body image