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What is resilience? Lets look at our response to a traumatic event Return to normal Mental ill- Post Traumatic health Growth Mental Health Statistics Australia 1 in 5 adults will experience mental health problems


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What is resilience?

Mental ill- health Return to normal Post Traumatic Growth

  • Let’s look at our response to a traumatic

event

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  • Mental Health Statistics Australia
  • 1 in 5 adults will experience mental
  • health problems throughout a year
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Gratitude Mindfulness Empathy

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5 flourishing neutral chronic depression

Keys to Resilience

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Taking Control of Emotions

MUSIC EXERCISE LAUGHTER

What three activities influence the strength of your emotions?

(University of Maryland, Baltimore County)


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Positive emotion builds cognitive capacity?

broader attention span increased working memory enhanced verbal fluency increased openness to new information increased creativity increased engagement

Fredrickson, B. 2005

Positive emotion shows cognitive change!

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How to Practice Gratitude

write three things that went well for you during the day

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write three things you feel grateful for

#dismoment

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In only 21 days…

you rewire your brain to retain a pattern of scanning the world not for negative but for the positive.

broader attention span increased working memory enhanced verbal fluency increased openness to new information increased creativity increased engagement

Fredrickson, B. 2005

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and in 42 days, you…

are less likely to get sick have higher levels of energy feel happier are more enthusiastic are more attentive are more determined are more optimistic have a better quality of sleep have lower levels of depression and anxiety

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Every time you do something kind for someone else, your brain releases oxytocin. Oxytocin leads to:

  • increase self esteem / confidence
  • increase energy
  • increase levels of happiness
  • increase levels of positivity

Oxytocin

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The Average Australian thinks about the future 88% of the time. We also have 60,000 thoughts a week. Mindfulness

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Mindfulness

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Mindfulness

  • The Benefits of Smiling Mind Meditation
  • relieves stress
  • prevents heart disease
  • lower blood pressure
  • reduce chronic pain
  • improve sleep
  • makes you less nervous
  • reduce depression
  • reduces anxiety
  • improves decision making
  • improves ability to focus
  • reduce drug/alcohol abuse

Mental Physical

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