Enhancing Your Intellectual Wellness: Tips and Benefits
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Alice M. Teall, DNP, APRN-CNP, FAANP, FNAP
Director Graduate Health & Wellness Academic
Programming; Ohio State College of Nursing
Ability to learn and use knowledge
and skills
A person who has intellectual
wellness will value lifelong learning,
engage in critical thinking, develop
moral reasoning, appreciate
worldviews, and participate in
continuing education.
Encourages LEARNING
Stimulates CURIOSITY
Motivates ACTION
Creates ACCEPTANCE
Discovery
Innovation
Problem-solving
Coping
Respect
Positivity
Over-thinking
Black-and-white thinking
All-or-nothing thinking
Cognitive decline
WARNING WORDS: Always, never, impossible, awful,
terrible, ruined, disastrous, furious, perfect
Read for fun
Listen to a new podcast
Debate an issue with a friend, but choose the
viewpoint opposite the one that you hold
Improve studying and learning skills
Learn a foreign language
Take a class
Play a board game
Play a musical instrument
Start a new hobby
Do crossword or Sudoku puzzles
Fully LISTEN to another person
PLAY a game outside
DISCONNECT
OPTION ONE
Evidence suggests that a 20-minute walk through natural
settings improves concentration. Consider walking outside
minimally 3 times this week!
OPTION TWO
Read a book for fun 10-15 minutes each day this week.
Understanding and promoting intellectual wellness is crucial for lifelong learning, critical thinking, and personal growth. This article presents insights into intellectual wellness, its importance, signs of being intellectually unwell, steps to improve it, and engaging challenges to boost your cognitive abilities. Embrace these strategies to enhance your mental acuity and overall well-being.
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INTELLECTUAL WELLNESS Alice M. Teall, DNP, APRN-CNP, FAANP, FNAP Director Graduate Health & Wellness Academic Programming; Ohio State College of Nursing
What is Intellectual Wellness? Ability to learn and use knowledge and skills A person who has intellectual wellness will value lifelong learning, engage in critical thinking, develop moral reasoning, appreciate worldviews, and participate in continuing education.
Why is Intellectual Wellness important? Encourages LEARNING Stimulates CURIOSITY Motivates ACTION Creates ACCEPTANCE
Benefits of Intellectual Wellness Discovery Innovation Problem-solving Coping Respect Positivity
What is it like to be intellectually un-well? Over-thinking Black-and-white thinking All-or-nothing thinking Cognitive decline WARNING WORDS: Always, never, impossible, awful, terrible, ruined, disastrous, furious, perfect
Steps to Increase Intellectual Wellness Read for fun Listen to a new podcast Debate an issue with a friend, but choose the viewpoint opposite the one that you hold Improve studying and learning skills Learn a foreign language Take a class Play a board game Play a musical instrument Start a new hobby Do crossword or Sudoku puzzles Fully LISTEN to another person PLAY a game outside
Steps to Increase Intellectual Wellness DISCONNECT
CHALLENGE OPTIONS: Intellectual Wellness OPTION ONE Evidence suggests that a 20-minute walk through natural settings improves concentration. Consider walking outside minimally 3 times this week! OPTION TWO Read a book for fun 10-15 minutes each day this week.
