Energy Balance and Resistance in Whole Person Care – Dr. Morehouse, Grace Family Medicine
Type of Energy	In	Out	Intervention
Body (soma)	Rest	Work, toil	Scheduling
Physical	Sleep	Insomnia	Rectify disorder
	Health	Illness, injury	Medical treatment, healing prayer
	Good nutrition	Malnutrition	Dietary counsel, supplement
	Well-being, fitness	Improper exercise	Balanced exercise
	Sexual harmony (eros)	Sexual dysfunction	Godly therapy
Soul (psyche)	Righteousness	Self-righteousness, sin	Repentance, discipline
Psychological	Good relationships (phileo)	Destructive relationships	Interpersonal counsel
Mind, emotions	Marital harmony	Marital strife	Marital counsel
	Family harmony	Family conflict	Family therapy
	Job satisfaction	Job, school stress	Vocational counsel
	Wholesome fellowship	Bad company	Good friends, church
	Harmony with past	Unresolved personal pain	Inner healing, prayer
	Confidence, faith	Anxiety, depression	Reassurance, support
	Financial security	Economic problems	Contentment, giving
	Stability	Transition, stress	Concern, acceptance
Spirit (pneumo)	Union with God	Separation from God	Reconciliation through Christ
Spiritual	Harmony with God	Conflict with God	Spiritual guidance
	Obedience	Rebellion	Yieldedness, mercy
	Understanding	Ignorance	Bible study, teaching
	Spiritual clarity, vision	Spiritual confusion	Prayer and fasting
	Moral virtue	Hypocrisy, guilt	Wisdom, forgiveness
	Peace (shalom)	Spiritual torment, fear	Consecration, deliverance
	Perennial joy	Emptiness, vanity	Infilling with the Holy Spirit
	Patience	Frustration	Building faith
	Spiritual vitality	Struggle, weakness	Empowerment by the Holy Spirit
	Optimism, hope	Discouragement, hopelessness	Encouragement, inspiration
	Praise, worship	Intercessory burdens	Share, release burdens
	Receiving ministry	Ministry to others (agape)*	Priorities, "pruning"
Fatigue and lowered resistance occur when Energy In < Energy Out. Intervention is directed toward restoring balance, wholeness
and integrity. *The object is to attain an energy balance that enables an individual to give more to others than they take.