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Emotional Wellbeing Screening

Emotional Wellbeing Screening

Analysis of emotional state

Analysis of the emotions most present in a situation of discomfort, the level of development of resilient skills and the presence of behavioral alterations. Elements that will help from the point of view of detection and intervention.


✍🏻 Authors: Isauro Blanco and Alicia Morón.

ℹ️ Application: Collective and individual.

🕓 Duration: 15 minutes.

✅ Age of application: 3 years and older.


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What does your school get with this tool?

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Promote

Awareness of the importance of emotional well-being.

02

Prevent

Emotional discomfort and detecting problems in this area.

03

To intervene

Proactively.

04

Obtain

Suggestions for improvement to restore or maintain emotional balance.

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Evaluate the impact

By re-application of the tool.

Problems you avoid (or mitigate) when you use the Emotional Wellbeing Screening

1. Improved early identification of emotional problems: Screening allows for early detection of emotional and mental health problems at an early age, facilitating timely intervention to address these difficulties and prevent their exacerbation.


2. Promoting a positive school climate: By identifying students' emotional distress, strategies can be implemented to improve coexistence at school, promoting a safer, more inclusive and respectful school environment.


3. Optimizing academic performance: By addressing students' emotional distress, their emotional well-being and, therefore, their academic performance can be improved, since emotional well-being is directly related to the ability to concentrate, stress management, and motivation to learn.


4. Development of coping skills: Identifying emotional disturbances and lack of emotional resources through screening allows for the design of specific interventions to strengthen students' coping skills, helping them to deal more effectively with difficult situations and develop greater emotional resilience.


4. Suicide risk reduction: By detecting and addressing students' emotional distress, the risk of suicide at an early age can be reduced by providing emotional support and resources to help students cope with their emotions and face life's challenges.

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TOOL INDICATORS

Habilmind's Emotional Wellbeing Screening uses 13 indicators to analyse emotions, level of resilience and behaviour in situations of discomfort.


At the end of the evaluation, customized reports are issued on each of the following indicators:

Fear

Emotion experienced when faced with a real and imminent danger where physical or psychological integrity is threatened.

Ira

This emotion is experienced in the face of intense frustration that exceeds the limits of self-control.

Emotional expressiveness

Ability to identify emotions and express them in a balanced and respectful way.

Self-esteem

It is the assessment of oneself, derived from personal history and the beliefs of others about oneself.

Sleep disorders

Indicator of sleep disturbance: nightmares, difficulty falling asleep, interruptions.

Aggressiveness

Presence of challenging and aggressive behaviors that influence coexistence and relationships with others.

Screen abuse

Excessive use of electronic devices; preference for screen-related activities.

Sadness

Emotion experienced when someone or something important is lost.

Anxiety

It is experienced in response to a sensation of real or imaginary danger, taking the form of nervousness, restlessness, and uneasiness.

Optimism-Pessimism

It is the filter through which reality is perceived based on beliefs and lived experiences.

Motivation-Demotivation

It is the internal energy that guides towards the search and achievement of satisfaction.

Changes in eating habits

Indicator of dietary impact: increase or reduction in intake, as well as changes in habits.

Social isolation

It is the constant preference for solitude, a reflection of internal discomfort.

Through which platforms can you get this tool?

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Get to know the tool in detail

Emotional Wellbeing Screening Videos

Emotional Wellbeing Screening in 1 Minute

Learn about the Habilmind platform's emotional well-being screening test in 1 minute.

Emotional Wellbeing Screening Video Tutorial

Key aspects you should know about the Emotional Wellbeing Screening. Explanation and tour of the platform.

Introducing the Emotional Wellbeing Screening for Families

This video, aimed at families, provides the information necessary to understand what the Emotional Wellbeing Screening assesses, its importance and what the reports it produces look like. It also includes some key tools to enhance emotional wellbeing at home.

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Theoretical foundation

DIVING DEEPER INTO THE TOOL

Access the download of the theoretical foundation of this tool, essential information for psychology professionals and other experts in the field, available at this link.



Application manual

This tool is very easy to use. However, we offer you the manual for your reference.

Reports and results

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