SELF-CARE AND WELLNESS ASSESSMENT

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SELF-CARE AND WELLNESS ASSESSMENT ~Please indicate how strongly you agree with the following statements, or how consistently the following statements are true. ~In addition, please use a * in the right hand box if this is an aspect of self-care or wellness you would like to work on and strengthen. ~Use the space labeled Other at the bottom of each wellness category to add items you want to include for your own reference. 4 = Strongly Agree 3 = Agree 2 = Disagree 1 = Strongly Disagree * = Want to work on RATING PHYSICAL WELLNESS: 4 3 2 1 * 1. I get enough sleep to feel rested. I am alert and have energy throughout the day. 2. I do not smoke. 3. I am very committed to exercising regularly. 4. I eat a very balanced and healthy diet. I am intentional about eating enough vegetables and fiber. 5. I am very consistent about limiting my intake of sugar and junk foods. 6. I drink plenty of fluids, especially water and green tea. 7. I am very comfortable with my body image. 8. I balance my exercise routine with cardiovascular, strength training, stretching, and flexibility activities. 9. I limit my caffeine intake to 16 oz. or less per day. 10. I drink moderately or less. Alcohol never interferes with studies, relationships, driving, or going to class/ work. As a woman, I drink 6oz or less/night. As a man, I drink no more than 12 oz/night on average. 11. I do not use recreational drugs. 12. I reduce stress physically through progressive relaxation, yoga, exercise, calm breathing, wrapping up in a 1

blanket, taking a shower, getting a massage or backrub, going for a walk etc. 13. I have regular dental and medical/gynecological checkups, and follow up on recommendations I receive. 14. I always wear a seatbelt in cars, never use my cell phone nor text message while driving. 15. I brush and floss my teeth at least twice/day. 16. I am within 15% of my ideal weight range. 17. I add little or no salt to my food. 18. I notice and honor my body s messages about the need to move, stretch, massage my own neck etc. 19. I enjoy touch and hugs when I feel safe with someone. I pay attention to my need for affection. 20. Overall, I am very pleased with how I care for myself physically. SPIRITUAL WELLNESS: 1. I observe Sabbath. I take time to play, rest, and sometimes do nothing for a period of time, at least weekly. 2. I nurture my relationship with God daily, through prayer, silence, meditation, Bible or devotional reading, journaling, singing/listening to music, attending chapel, scripture memorization, or other spiritual disciplines. 3. I participate in corporate worship regularly. 4. I deepen my faith and listen for God with others through having a prayer partner, being in a Bible study or prayer group, doing group or individual spiritual direction with a trained facilitator, or some other communal structure. 2

5. I am addressing the particular, underlying faith issues I have. 6. I take time to smell the roses, to appreciate and be fully in the present moment, and to enjoy nature. 7. I am conscious and prayerful about forgiveness issues that need acknowledgment and healing. 8. I feel very clear about my call or vocational direction at this time. 9. My faith helps me let go of the past and other things I cannot influence or change. 10. I respect others whose beliefs differ from mine and I do not pressure them to accept my beliefs. 11. I look for the many synchronistic events in my life those seeming coincidences which feel like grace. 12. I am able to think about and discuss both my own death and the deaths of others close to me. 13. I believe that my creativity is God s gift which I need to explore, trust, and enjoy. 14. I believe that my deepest longings and joys must be considered as I seek God s will. 15. My daily life is a source of pleasure to me. 16. I have abundant expectancy without specific expectations. 17. I see problems not as punishment but as opportunities for learning and growth. 18. I pray about the changes I want to make and I approach my resistance to change with curiosity and hope. 19. I find ways to express my compassion for the suffering in this world, and I try to make even a small difference. 20. Overall, I am content with my spiritual life. 3

PSYCHOLOGICAL WELLNESS: 1. I pursue counseling as needed to address difficult experiences, unresolved issues, struggles in the present, and concerns about the future. 2. I take responsibility for my issues, thoughts, feelings, behavior, decisions and happiness. I do not blame others. 3. I address patterns like perfectionism, procrastination, workaholism, and unhealthy competition. I get help with these patterns as needed and regularly, intentionally try to regain perspective and rebalance my behavior. 4. I manage my time well. I am able to finish projects on time and meet commitments I ve made. 5. I manage money (what money??) well. I never spend money impulsively or compulsively. 6. I embrace my whole self, including what frustrates me most. I am kind to myself and forgive myself even when I fall short. 7. My lifestyle and use of time accurately reflect my priorities. 8. I have no doubt that I can truly enjoy my life even if I remain single (or become single again). 9. When I start to feel anxious or overwhelmed and thoughts snowball, I am intentional about reducing stress. I pray, listen to music, nap, watch sports or a movie, journal, talk with a friend, encourage myself with positive self-talk, develop a plan to address the crisis etc. I am almost always calm enough to return to studying or whatever I need to do. 10. I am very happy with my level of organization, (clutter control, study habits, etc.) 11. My relationships and studies never suffer due to the time I spend on the computer, or watching TV or videos. 12. I do not spend time or money on pornography. 13. I take time to listen to myself and to explore my feelings, underlying needs, and desires. 14. I am able to give and receive compliments very easily. 4

15. While I don t minimize pain and suffering, I always look for the humor in things and I laugh easily. 16. I do my best and enjoy my successes. However, I am not overly driven to get A s (unless on a PHD track). 17. I don t spend much time and energy comparing myself to others. 18. I always pay attention to the losses and transitions in my life. I cry and grieve when I need to. 19. I am not in the habit of biting off more than I can chew. 20. Overall I am very pleased with where I am mentally and emotionally at this time. RELATIONAL WELLNESS: 1. I am intentional about building friendships and a sense of belonging at PTS, and I find ways to contribute. 2. I am politically thoughtful. I pray and seek counsel about difficulties with authority figures in my life. 3. I seek counseling as needed to address challenges in my family of origin, my field ed. placement, my intimate relationships, in the ordination process, in my living situation, etc. 4. I know when to drop things and be there for someone. However, I am not a rescuer or fixer. All of my relationships reflect a balance of independence and interdependence, but not codependence. 5. I make time for depth, fun, and relational maintenance with my partner, children, close friends and with some of my relatives. 6. After exploring my feelings and needs, I can share them and make requests of others including asking for help. 7. I enjoy the gift of my sexuality. 5

8. I never gossip or put others down. 9. I am good at saying no when I need to without feeling guilty or anxious I might displease others. 10. Others view me as assertive as well as flexible. I negotiate with others so that my needs and theirs are considered adequately. 11. I address problems. I do not bury or store up feelings until I explode. I express hurt and anger constructively. 12. I always look for what may be true and valuable in the criticism I receive no matter how poorly it is given. 13. I have three or more very close friends. I could call them in the middle of the night if I needed to. 14. I listen well. I neither interrupt nor finish the sentences of others. 15. I discuss trust issues as needed but would not say I have a problem with jealousy. 16. I can easily take the initiative to get to know someone. When rebuffed, I am able to put rejection in perspective and move on. 17. I apologize easily and sincerely without making excuses. I acknowledge the specific hurt I have caused. 18. I stay connected with my family of origin even as I separate from unhealthy expectations and patterns. 19. I am never inappropriate or disrespectful with sexual jokes, touch, or innuendo. 20. Overall, I feel very good about my relationship network and my strengths in the relational arena. Princeton Theological Seminary, September 2003. Revised 12/2011. Nancy Schongalla-Bowman, Director of Counseling 6