This book addresses wellness as “the only real and lasting means of health care reform.” In his book, Greg Anderson uses, “Wellness is the complete integration of body, mind, and spirit – the realization that everything we do, think, feel, and believe has an effect on our state of well-being.” from “Travis and Ryan, Wellness Workbook”. Thanks, John W. Travis, MD, MPH Author, Wellness Workbook | and Wellness Inventory http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Travis_(physician)
Summary – The chapters of the book include:
The Universal Laws
- The Law of Esprit
- The Law of Personal Accountability
- The Law of Unity
The Physical Laws
- The Law of Physical Activity
- The Law of Nutritional Frugality
- The Law of Minimal Medical Invasiveness
The Emotional Laws
- The Law of Stress-Hardiness
- The Law of Emotional Choice
- The Law of Developmental Motivation
The Social Laws
- The Law of Human Dignity
- The Law of Win/Win
- The Law of Present-Moment Living
The Intellectual Laws
- The Law of Mindfulness
- The Law of Creativity
- The Law of Lifetime Growth
The Vocational Laws
- The Law of Life Mission
- The Law of Purpose Through Service
- The Law of Stewardship
The Spiritual Laws
- The Law of Forgiveness
- The Law of Gratitude
- The Law of Personal Peace
The Greatest Law
- The Law of Unconditional Loving
The Good: The concepts, explanations, stories, and examples are well-done and bring this information to life.
The Bad: The challenge for the individual reader is the ‘how to’ on a personal level.
Conclusion: Well worth reading – excellent insights. This book is a great tool for Health and Wellness Coaching.