self-esteem and mental health meet yourself. what is self-esteem? self-esteem is a measure of how...
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Self-Esteem and Mental Health
Meet Yourself
What Is Self-Esteem? Self-Esteem is a measure of how much
you value, respect, and feel confident about yourself
How you feel about yourself effects everything you do Why?
Benefits of High Self-Esteem
Increased respect Take care of themselves Don’t give in to peer pressure
Increased ability to reach goals Increased willingness to try
Don’t get discourages easily Increased feeling of value
Valuable part of family, school, and community
Pair and Share What are other benefits of high self-
esteem?
What are some risks of low self-esteem?
Risks of Low Self-Esteem
Vulnerable to peer pressure More likely to make unhealthy choices
May not respect themselves Higher risk of depression and suicide
Eating disorders, running away, and violence
Self-ConceptWho am I?
A measure of how one views oneself Positive self-concept=high self-esteem Negative self-concept=?
How are self-esteem and self-concept related? How are they different?
Improving Your Self-Esteem
Positive Self-Talk Examples…
Act With Integrity The characteristic of doing what one
knows is right Choose Supportive Friends Accept Yourself
Using Good Communication Skills What is communication?
Why do we care about good communication?
Communication Skills Good communication is important
Prevents misunderstandings Builds healthy relationships Allows your to express yourself
Communication StylesPassive: does not offer opposition
when challenged or pressuredAggressive: hostile and unfriendly-
usually leads to bigger conflictAssertive: (most healthy) express
oneself in a direct, respectful way Table on pg. 56
Speaking Skills Voice Volume Tone and Pitch “I” and “You” messages
“I” message-way of explaining how you feel while remaining firm, calm, and polite. (refrains from blame)
“You” message- Empathy-The ability to understand another
person’s feelings, behaviors, and attitudes
Listening Skills Active Listening Paraphrasing Body Language
Review: What is mental health?
What is emotional health?
How are they related?
Mental and Emotional Health Mental health- the state of mental well-
being in which one can cope with the demands of daily life A sense of control—take responsibility Ability to endure failures and frustrations Ability to see events positively Ability to express emotions in a healthy
way
Maslow’s Hierarchy of NeedsThe Sims
Self-Actualization Mentally and emotionally healthy people
are able to reach this stage It is the achievement of the best that a
person can be These people have reached their full
potential
Critical Thinking Think of a time when you were too
hungry, thirsty, or tired to pay attention in class. Discuss this scenario with a partner. How does Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
apply to these experiences you just shared?