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Seal 1-Session 5 "It's Ok To Say You'Re Not Ok" - Youth Depression - Suicide Prevention-Worksheet
Seal 1-Session 5 "It's Ok To Say You'Re Not Ok" - Youth Depression - Suicide Prevention-Worksheet
Name: ___Jemelle Bless Blancaflor__ Course & Year: ___BS Phar 1-D___Date__10-29-23___
SESSION 5: “IT’S OK TO SAY YOU’RE NOT OK” (YOUTH DEPRESSION AND SUICIDE PREVENTION)
Assignment 1: Think-Three Tell Activity
(This will serve as part of your score for Class Output)
Instructions:
Recall a time in your life when you felt down, dejected, & disheartened. Answer the following questions
about that time of life or event.
1. The life event or situation: _One situation that I really felt down and disappointed to myself is when I too the Nursing
Aptitude Test at Filamer University because I didn’t finish the said test.
6. How did you behave (e.g. thoughts, decisions, & actions) during that time?
During that time, I cried a lot to the point that I got sick for three days and I didn’t talk to anyone because I was disappointed and ashamed of
myself.
Gauge (measure/assess) your feeling about that situation: (Kindly type the number from 1-10)
What is stewardship of life to you? Cite ways/instances with which you may show
stewardship of life in your daily living.
My understanding of life stewardship as a student preoccupied with academics is on juggling my obligations while
actively taking care of others, the environment, and myself. This incorporates little but important activities in my everyday
existence.
First off, I make conscious attempts to maintain a balanced lifestyle in terms of my own health. Despite having a
demanding academic schedule, I make sure to get enough sleep (as much as possible), eat well, and move as much as i can as
exercise or walk to maintain my physical and mental health. This self-care is a sort of stewardship since it maintains my capacity
for learning and useful contribution.
Second, I try to create a courteous and encouraging atmosphere when I connect with people. I actively participate in
group projects, support classmates when I can, and keep lines of communication open to promote a great learning environment.
Despite the pressures of a busy student life, these daily rituals demonstrate a duty towards one's well-being,
sustainability, and the welfare of the community. Although they may appear insignificant individually, taken as a whole, they
symbolize my dedication to stewardship of life.