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Adult Wellbeing Assessment Form


This form is a first step in understanding how you are right now and providing a clear view of your emotional, mental, and physical well-being at this moment in your life.


It will help me better understand your experience and tailor the support to what you really need.


Before you answer, take a moment.


Take a breath and read each question calmly.


There are no right or wrong answers.



The only "good" answer is the one that most honestly represents what you truly feel right now.


 


Thank you for taking this time and for answering truthfully.

What has been worrying you in the last three months?*
To what extent is this issue currently affecting you?

Now rate from 0 to 10, quickly, without thinking too much:

How often/intensely do you identify with the following situations?

I feel hatred towards myself, a lack of self-esteem, that I am not enough, or that I am worthless.
I cry...
I have fits of anger...
My emotions limit me or lead me to react in ways that, upon closer examination, are not entirely justified.
I feel deep sadness
I feel anxiety and/or panic attacks
I feel like I'm lacking energy.
I think about suicide
I have trouble sleeping
I feel hopeless.
I feel self-love and I value myself
I have moments of joy
I have the ability to control my thoughts
I have a sense of humor and laughter.
Healthy diet
I envision a hopeful future
I bring love and self-compassion to myself when I am in a negative emotional state
The ability to stop and realize what you are thinking and feeling at that moment.
General Welfare
Physical Exercise
What level of commitment do you choose to have to resolve this issue?

Are you in any of the following situations?

  • Pregnancy

  • Asthma

  • Epilepsy

  • Retinal detachment or glaucoma

  • Uncontrolled hypertension

  • Cardiovascular disease, including previous heart attack

  • Prior diagnosis by a medical professional of manic disorder, bipolar disorder, or schizophrenia

  • Stroke, TIA, seizures, or other neurological or brain conditions

  • Direct family history of aneurysms

  • Use of prescribed anticoagulants (such as Warfarin/Coumadin or similar)

  • Psychiatric hospitalization or emotional crisis in the last ten years

  • Severe osteoporosis, so that strenuous movement can cause injury.

  • Previous physical injuries that are not fully recovered and may be re-injured

  • Any contagious disease

  • Active medication use

Single option
Yes
No
This activity may include psychological sessions and/or hypnosis and breathwork practices, which may involve intense physical, emotional, or bodily experiences. I declare that:

If I suffer from any illness, physical problem, allergy, intolerance, or if I am taking medication or have consumed substances incompatible with the activity, whether or not I have been informed, I assume full responsibility for my participation.

I expressly release Carmen Sánchez Iglesias from any liability or claim related to my physical and/or mental well-being during or after the session described and accepted through this informed consent form, assuming such participation at my own risk.

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