Here are some helpful tips to boost your emotional health and mental wellness.
Thank you for taking the time to visit this page! This means you care about good mental well-being, which is the foundation for a flourishing, satisfying, and happy life.
Positive mental well-being is a set of life skills that help us meet life’s challenges, make positive connections with others, and live life fully. It also allows us to feel good and function well, even in difficult situations.
Without positive mental well-being or good emotional health, people may live unhappy lives, not knowing how to use their own strengths and the resources around them to live life optimally.
Of course, everyone finds themselves in difficult situations that may sometimes feel overwhelming. But having good mental well-being means that a person would not only have the ability to flourish when life is going well but also be able to find the appropriate resources to cope when times are tough.
The Singapore Mental Well-Being Scale measures five dimensions of mental well-being: Resilience, Self-Esteem, Emotional Intelligence, Social Intelligence and Cognitive Efficacy. These five dimensions not only enhance the quality of your daily life but also help you to face challenges that will come your way.
1. Resilience is the buffer that protects you when confronted with adversity. | |
2. Self-Esteem is your self-confidence and courage to meet life’s challenges. | |
3. Emotional Intelligence is your ability to make sense of emotions, in yourself and others. | |
4. Social Intelligence helps us develop and maintain strong relationships and effectively navigate the world of people around us. | |
5. Cognitive Efficacy is your ability to think things through and always make good decisions. | |
Cognitive Efficacy |
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This article was last reviewed on 27 Feb 2024
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