Health Chat

1. How people send and receive information; may be verbal, nonverbal or both.
5. A sudden, unreasonable or overwhelming sense of fear.
7. The ability to put yourself in another person’s place to understand their thoughts and emotions and see their point of view.
10. To admit as true; to express thanks for.
13. Producing a desired effect; working well.
17. communication, such as facial expressions, body movements, posture or gestures that are clues to thoughts and feelings.
18. The style or manner of speaking that expresses meaning or emotion.
20. Displaying behavior that expresses negative feelings, resentment or anger in an indirect way.
21. Not clear, definite or distinct.
22. Designed or intending to hurt or destroy.
23. An ongoing feeling of sadness, despair or numbness that keeps a person from enjoying life.
24. Completely overcome in thought or feeling

2. Promoting improvement; healthy.
3. Acting quickly, without thinking about the consequences.
4. Using signs, signals or body language.
6. To make clear.
8. Communication in which a speaker uses the word “I” and takes responsibility for their own thoughts and feelings without putting the listener on the defensive.
9. Causing emotional upset, worry or anxiety.
11. A person who treats bodily or mental disorders or maladjustments.
12. A person who gives advice or counseling.
14. An aspect of the face that shows feeling
15. An ongoing feeling of fear, worry or panic that interferes with a person’s daily life; one of the most common disorders among children and teens.
16. A movement of the body or limbs that expresses or emphasizes an idea, feeling or attitude.
19. A sudden desire or urge.