I agree. And that's a good suggestion. I'll add it to the list of things to write :)
Re: "supportive institutions" - I think of it in terms of institutions that support/enable/encourage all of the other aspects of wellness. For example, if you are in a job, live in a household, or go to a college that doesn't foster and encourage your authenticity, then that's going to work against your wellness goals. Another example would be with work. If you have a job that requires sacrificing time with all of the most important relationships in your life, that works against wellness goals.
Speaking about inventory of each dimensions - each of them could be a separate topic - would be interesting to hear your thought and what you came to.
Still, I wonder, what is meant by "Supportive Institutions" ?
I agree. And that's a good suggestion. I'll add it to the list of things to write :)
Re: "supportive institutions" - I think of it in terms of institutions that support/enable/encourage all of the other aspects of wellness. For example, if you are in a job, live in a household, or go to a college that doesn't foster and encourage your authenticity, then that's going to work against your wellness goals. Another example would be with work. If you have a job that requires sacrificing time with all of the most important relationships in your life, that works against wellness goals.