Feeling Well is Wealth: Developing a Good Health and Well-Being
In order for one to live their life to the fullest, a stable and well state of physical health and wellbeing is a must. For individuals who fall under the elderly and disability care, possessing a good health state plays a big role in developing or improving necessary life skills.
The mental health community or its advocates are making its move to raise awareness regarding mental health, here at Australia Disability Services, even children’s mental health services are available for those individuals who might be needing them.
Different support services, custom-made for every individual’s needs, can be helpful in terms of shaping the physical, mental, social and emotional states.
What is Health?
Health refers to complete health and wellbeing: physical and emotional. In other words, health is a resource that supports an individual’s function in society. Other than the two that are often talked about, physical and mental, there are other types of health that contribute to its overall state: financial, spiritual, and emotional. All are equally important and need to be prioritised.
Good health leads to more productive living and improves life longevity. A good health state also helps prevent diseases and leads to a healthier and happier life.
What Can You Do?
- Life Assist Program: In ensuring smooth health and wellbeing life assistance is the way to go. Individuals who fall under disability care may need little assistance in coping through the transitions of life. Compassionate and professional coaching can help through the process of ageing and helps individuals deal with it: physically, mentally and emotionally. Life assistance can be short-term or long-term depending on what you need.
- Life Skills Development: Possessing different necessary life skills boosts one’s self-confidence. As they have these skills, they become more aware of their capability and what they can do as an independent individual. The life skills development program includes assistance in developing personal care routines: public transportation, feeding, household chores, or personal hygiene. Leading to a more independent living.
