Brain- A wrinkled, pinkish-gray, three pound organ that Bulimia - People might binge eat (eat to excess) and
and try
is primarily composed of fat and water.
Cerebellum - This region controls voluntary movement.
Parietal Lobe - Helps people understand what they see
and feel
Temporal Lobe - Part of the brain that has word
recognition abilities.
Brain Stem - It controls functions that keep people alive
such as breathing, heart rate, blood pressure and food
digestion.
Frontal Lobe - Determines personality and emotions.
Occipital Lobe - Part of the brain that has vision
functions
Dendrite - They look like branches at the end of the
nerve cells.
Cerebrum -The largest of the three brain sections.
Neurons - The basic functional units of the nervous
system, a three part unit and are key to brain function
Self-esteem - Is all about how much you feel you are
worth – and how much you feel other people value you.
Mental Health - It’s the way your thoughts, feelings
and behaviors affect your life.
Body Image - Is how you view your physical self –
including whether you feel you are attractive and
whether others like your looks.
Brain- A wrinkled, pinkish-gray, three pound organ that
is primarily composed of fat and water.
Cerebellum - This region controls voluntary movement.
Parietal Lobe - Helps people understand what they see
and feel
Temporal Lobe - Part of the brain that has word
recognition abilities.
Brain Stem - It controls functions that keep people alive
such as breathing, heart rate, blood pressure and food
digestion.
Frontal Lobe - Determines personality and emotions.
Occipital Lobe - Part of the brain that has vision
functions
Dendrite - They look like branches at the end of the
nerve cells.
Cerebrum -The largest of the three brain sections.
Neurons - The basic functional units of the nervous
system, a three part unit and are key to brain function
Self-esteem - Is all about how much you feel you are
worth – and how much you feel other people value you.
Mental Health - It’s the way your thoughts, feelings
and behaviors affect your life.
Body Image - Is how you view your physical self –
including whether you feel you are attractive and
whether others like your looks.
to compensate in extreme ways.
Anorexia - People with this disorder have a real fear of
weight gain and distorted view of their body size and
shape.
Confident - Feeling able to do something.
Ashamed - Feeling bad after doing wrong.
Proud - Feeling pleased for doing well.
Lonely - Feeling alone and nobody cares.
Jealous - Feeling upset when someone has something
that you would like to have or they get to do something
you wanted.
Depressed - A feeling of hopelessness as well as sad,
blue, discouraged and unhappy.
Confused - Feeling unable to think clear.
Glad - Feeling of joy and pleasure.
Excited - Feeling happy and aroused.
Angry - Feeling mad with a person, act or idea.
Afraid - A feeling of fear and worry.
Stressed - Feeling tense, tired, uneasy and
overwhelmed.
Relaxed - Feeling at ease and without worry and being
calm.
Energetic - Feeling full of physical vigor/ energy.
Embarrassed - Feeling worried about what others may
say and think.
Bulimia - People might binge eat (eat to excess) and try
to compensate in extreme ways.
Anorexia - People with this disorder have a real fear of
weight gain and distorted view of their body size and
shape.
Confident - Feeling able to do something.
Ashamed - Feeling bad after doing wrong.
Proud - Feeling pleased for doing well.
Lonely - Feeling alone and nobody cares.
Jealous - Feeling upset when someone has something
that you would like to have or they get to do something
you wanted.
Depressed - A feeling of hopelessness as well as sad,
blue, discouraged and unhappy.
Confused - Feeling unable to think clear.
Glad - Feeling of joy and pleasure.
Excited - Feeling happy and aroused.
Angry - Feeling mad with a person, act or idea.
Afraid - A feeling of fear and worry.
Stressed - Feeling tense, tired, uneasy and
overwhelmed.
Relaxed - Feeling at ease and without worry and being
calm.
Energetic - Feeling full of physical vigor/ energy.
Embarrassed - Feeling worried about what others may
say and think.