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A1 Definitions of health and wellbeing Categorise
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Physical
Intellectual
Emotional
Social
Experiencing learning difficulties (e.g. dyslexia)
Depression brought about by work-related stress
An impairment of one or more of the senses, e.g. being blind
Respiratory conditions as a result of living in a damp, mouldy environment
Being socially integrated, meaning that you feel part of a community
Feeling happy and content after taking part in physical activity
Having supportive parents to encourage open-mindedness and positive learning experiences
Reduction in focus and concentration due to noise pollution
New skills and knowledge gained from starting a new job
Heart rhythm abnormalities resulting form the misuse of opioids (e.g. painkillers)
Cardiovascular problems as a result of chronic exposure to polluted air
Being denied access to a group session because of your age
Inheriting genes that increase the risk of developing cancer
Feeling hopeless and sad after a separation
Experiencing a fever and cough after contracting COVID-19
Headaches, dizziness and pain as symptoms of stress
Feeling overwhelmed when dealing with a traumatic bereavement
Living in an area close to friends and family, which makes it easier to see them
Missing developmental opportunities at work due to having to take maternity leave when having a baby
Experiencing chronic worry and apprehension over finances
Having many supportive friendships
Feeling excluded from a sport or an activity session due to barriers linked to your religion
Feeling nervous as a result of anxiety from living in an unsafe area
Experiencing fatigue, blurred vision and tingling feet as symptoms of type 2 diabetes