Table 1.
Table of contents of the wellness guide [34]
Section | Section content | Pages |
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Acknowledgements | 1 | |
Introduction | Background and Context of Wellness Program | 2-4 |
Purpose of This Guide | ||
What is Wellness? | Youth Perspective | 6-12 |
Accessible Wellness | ||
Domains of Wellness | ||
Indigenous Wellness | ||
Tools and Resources | ||
Developing a Wellness Program at Your Centre | Assess Participant Needs and Community Assets | 13-41 |
Develop a Proposal | ||
Plan and Design Program | ||
Engage in Pre-Program Tasks | ||
Implement Program | ||
Evaluate Program | ||
Types of Wellness Activities | Community-Based Activities | 45-49 |
Nature-Based and Land-Based Activities | ||
Small Group Activities | ||
Large Group Activities | ||
Individual Activities | ||
Virtual Activities | ||
Tools and Resources | ||
Activities Within the Domains of Wellness | Physical Wellness | 50-62 |
Emotional/Mental Wellness | ||
Social Wellness | ||
Cognitive/Intellectual Wellness | ||
Spiritual/Cultural Wellness | ||
Community Partnerships | BC Parks Foundation | 65-67 |
Power To Be | ||
Women’s National Field Hockey Team | ||
YMCA | ||
Creating New Partnerships | ||
Research | Wellness Research Projects | 68-69 |
Digital Storytelling as a Research Technique | ||
Partnerships | ||
Tools and Resources | ||
Sustaining Wellness | 70 | |
Tools and Resources | 71-72 | |
Contact List | 73 | |
Contributors | 74 | |
References | 75 |