Adult Wellness Assessment
  • Adult Wellness Assessment

  • Emotional Wellness

    Ability to regulate and cope with your emotions and feelings, ability to experience attachment, and awareness of self.
  • Social Wellness

    Participation in relationships with friends, family, community; sense of belonging and desire to connect.
  • Environmental Wellness

    Stability, safety, cleanliness of your living, leisure, and workspaces; access to basic needs and comfort.
  • Physical Wellness

    Stability in relevant health markers, access to and use of healthcare, comfort and safety in one’s own body and identity.
  • Financial Wellness

    Sense of security and stability in money institutions (bank, credit, debt, loans, cash); ability to track, budget, and monitor own finances; availability and accessibility of cash and other assets.
  • Occupational Wellness

    Participation and meaningful purpose in work, access to necessary tools for job search and securing.
  • Spiritual Wellness

    Finding meaning and purpose, a belief in something other than the self.
  • Intellectual Wellness

    Access to learning and skill-building, a balance of street and/or book smarts.
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