Gail Pinkard-Rudolph
HW240-02 Project Unit 9
Aug, 03 2013
I.
Introduction
:
IT is important for health and wellness professionals to develop
psychologically, spiritually and physically to be able to help a person heal in
all areas. They should be psychologically
developed so they can enrich other people’s lives with understanding positive
ideals in life. They should be spiritually developed to help some people
realize they can heal and they can rely on a higher power, or simply other help
then they can provide. A professional should also be spiritually developed for
times when people they help, reach a time in their lives when they may
eventually die. They should be physically developed, not in the sense of being
a fitness guru, but in a way they are able to motivate someone else to become
physically fit. Also, they will need the stamina to be able; to handle the
issues of another person. A body that’s exercise will be able to withstand more
than the body that’s not prepared. Physically fit people have little stress.
The areas I need to develop to complete my goals are exercise. I work
out, but I have a reoccurring injury, that’s becoming persistent and wants to
limit my activity. I still attempt to so more, so I do not become complacent
and give in to injuries. Without much exercise I experience more stress.
I am always working to develop myself more spiritually. I believe God
exists. Other people have their idea of who god is and what. In order to be
certain I feel you should have a relationship with God, to do that, I must
develop more spiritually. When I am seeking to be better spiritually, I
experience stress, no worries and am able to feel for people more.
II.
Assessment:
Assessing myself in these domains I find that I can certainly improve in
several areas. I also realized that I was stronger in some areas; I thought I
had no knowledge of. I am able to understand spiritual concerns some people may
have and at times I find I am able to help them with solutions. I find that the
areas in terms of letting people find out for themselves the results in issues,
I seem to want to offer more help than they are ready to accept at that time. I
score myself out of a 10, around a 5. I can do better.
III.
Goal development:
Well, Physically I want to be at a lower weight. Not because I want to be
super skinny, but because I feel better when I do not carry so much weight. My
body is less sore and less weak. Psychologically I have a goal of having a more
appositive attitude toward things in life. I start off having the right
attitude and then something or someone make me mad and then there goes my
positive ness. If I can learn to maintain that good disposition, even though I
am upset, I can improve more. Spiritually I would say the same things as I said
above in Numeral II. I would like to become closer and deeper in a spiritual
walk, where I don’t rely on just this life to sustain me, but my spiritual life
in God.
IV.
Practices for personal health:
To foster growth physically I have created for myself a workout schedule
to gradually get myself back up to a level that I can be satisfied with. My
schedule starts with a walk around the neighborhood for about 10 minutes, and
then I do some different types of exercise on the weight machine in the garage.
Psychologically, I have said I will start to attending some seminars given
about the mind and maybe developing a better mental health. The hospital near
me, gives seminars at times. Maybe, I can gain more insight from these and get
more understanding. Spiritually, there are seminars that are given by people at
church. There are some I am interested in attending about the connection
between dreams. I believe we get messages from God in our dreams, which can
help us develop spiritually.
V.
Commitment:
Assessing progress in the six months can be seen by how people say I help
them. They will either be pleased or unhappy. I think other people are better
judges of other progress. I will be watching my attitudes in things to see how
much I have progressed. Hopefully, I will impress myself, by learning to add
spiritual issues, physical exercise to the world’s view of how I should help
people. In six months I hope to have a better grasp of everything in this book
we have read in this class.
I am glad that this course is almost over. Overall, this course was very beneficial to me. Your goals are very attainable and I hope that you do reach them soon. It is important that we commit to everything we set out to do no matter how little of a goal it is. The important thing is that we commit fully and we achieve everything we set out minds to. It is good to see how much faith you have with god, having faith is very important to save ourselves from feeling hopeless.
ReplyDeleteHello Gail,
ReplyDeleteI commend you on your plan for physical fitness. I also want to start walking my dogs. One of them is fat and he and I both could use the exercise. I am hoping that we can begin and stick to our plans. I hope the same for you as well. When you talk about using exercise equipment you have at home as part of your plan, I have to as you, do you have someone that can motivate you or can you motivate yourself to stick to the plan. I have to admit, I have literally spent thousands of dollars on home exercise equipment only to have it turn out to be the 3 thousand dollar Bowlfex (R) clothes hanger. Some how shortly after purchasing the equipment, I lose interest in it. I think this happens about the time that I realize I have to actually do the exercise to make the results happen :-)
Also your ideas about dreams being the messages from God. That intrigues me. I would certainly like to take this class. I have long been fascinated with my dreams and where the ideas come from. You and your church may have come up with the answer. I hope when you take the class, you will connect with me her on the blog and let me know how it turns out.
Good luck to you in your future.
Always,
Rufus J.