Self-Esteem and Mental Health - Waukee Community School District
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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
Take
respect
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
Valuable
feeling of value
part of family, school, and
community
Pair and Share
What
are other benefits of high selfesteem?
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-Concept
Who 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
Examples…
Act
Self-Talk
With Integrity
The characteristic of doing what one knows
is right
Choose
Supportive Friends
Accept Yourself
Using Good Communication
Skills
What
Why
is communication?
do we care about good
communication?
Communication Skills
Good
communication is important
Prevents
misunderstandings
Builds healthy relationships
Allows your to express yourself
Communication Styles
Passive:
does not offer opposition
when challenged or pressured
Aggressive: hostile and unfriendlyusually leads to bigger conflict
Assertive: (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 wellbeing 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 Needs
The 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?