The Environmental Wellness Dimension involves being able to be safe and feel safe. This
can include:
• Accessing clean air, food, and water;
• Preserving the areas where we live, learn, and work;
• Occupying pleasant, stimulating environments that support our well-being; and
• Promoting learning, contemplation, and relaxation in natural places and spaces.

Check out where you are on your Environmental Wellness profile:

40-50: You have created a wonderful world for yourself and others! Good going! Thanks
30-39: Keep your focus, the world needs you!! You're doing great.
20-29: Looks like your on the path!! You got this! Focus on one or two aspects to improve. Small steps, consistently will get you there!!!
10-19: Well, it's time to get some more healthy habits and help all beings everywhere! It's sometimes overwhelming, I know. You're not alone, we are here for you.
0-9: Wow, nobody has ever scored that number! You're in a perfect place to start now! call today.

Below you'll find some tips and resources to improve your Environmental Wellness, check them out.

Green Living

• Are you recycling whenever possible, and
buying recycled products?
• Do you limit the power and water you use at
home?
• Are you taking public transportation?
• Do you check your car’s emissions every year,
even if not required by law?

Tips:

• Get recycling bins for your home—they may be free
from your town.
• Look for cleanup volunteer efforts, such as collecting
trash from roadways or parks.
• Explore the “green” aisles at home improvement
stores; they often have energy-efficient light bulbs
and other products

Change of Scenery

• Are you spending as much time outdoors as
possible?
• Have you visited a public park to either play
a sport like tennis or basketball or just take a
walk?

Tips:

• Figure out what outdoor activities make you feel
good, and then find a few options that make it easy
to do that.
• During work hours, take a break to walk around the
block or buy bottled water from a nearby store.

Home and Work Environment

• Are you going through mail and other
paperwork frequently to get rid of clutter?
• Do you organize your work space from time
to time and add things that make you happy?
• Is your living space filled with styles and
textures you enjoy?

Tips:

• Make a schedule to clean up your home or living
space. It could be by room or activity (bathrooms
on Sunday, dusting and sweeping every Wednesday,
etc.).
• Look in magazines or online and find styles you like
best so that you’re comfortable in your living space