a. Your rationale for the format that you have used. Cite references relevant to the particular format you develop. Mention why you have included the elements that you developed, adopted, or adapted. Mention why you have not included some other elements that might otherwise be part of a wellbeing/wellness plan.
b. Using your format, provide a succinct and specific content of your own plan.
c. Include and integrate the information you gathered from completing previous assignments in Week 1 – 3 including:
the Personal Wellbeing Index – Adult (PWI-A) in Week 2; information from the assignment;
d. Integrate and address important aspects from the texts in your plan including:
Minding the Body; Nurturing Relationships; Setting Boundaries; Sustaining Healthy Escapes; Creating a Flourishing Environment; Undergoing Personal Therapy; Cultivating Spirituality and Mission; and Fostering Creativity and Growth.
g. You do not have to enact the plan for the course, but you will write up a short description of possible obstacles you might face in trying to implement the plan in your Associate position after graduation and how you could deal with them if they arose so that you could implement your plan.
h. Lastly, provide your opinion, based on the information on the chapter in Wellness Counseling by Granello, Incorporating Wellness Counseling Into Clinical Practice, if this kind of Wellness Plan would be beneficial to use with a client in practice.
Provide a Cover page at the beginning and a Reference page at the end with APA style references relevant to the format you developed, adopted, or adapted and APA style references relevant to the content of your own plan.
This document will consistently be in 12-point Time New Roman font, 1.5 line spacing, with one-inch margins all around. Use flush left and indented headings as in APA style. Expected length 8 pages not including the references and cover pages.
No abstract is necessary.
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The Personal Wellbeing Index (PWI) is the most important metric for my overall quality of life which informs the personal wellness and wellbeing plan (Gallardo-Peralta, Martinez, and del Moral, 2019). The PWI measures the subjective wellbeing characterized by having a positive state of mind that is defined from the whole life experience. The PWI is defined by a score range of 0-100 for eight major elements of life that can influence the personal wellbeing (Weinberg, Seton, & Cameron, 2018). In this plan a score below 75 for each item is considered as too low and hence may require more comprehensive interventions. Table 1 below shows the PWI score that directs the specific targets for implementation of the personal wellness and wellbeing plan.
