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Essay on Managing the Self

Self-management is an important element especially for people who live with chronic conditions or personality issues, for example, low self-esteem. Self management is the kind of support and skill that assists the people with chronic conditions to understand their conditions and become more concerned about the management of their health and well-being (McConnell, 2011 p.3). The objective of educating people with chronic and conditions or personality problems about proper self-management is to make them more aware about their problems. In addition, the education aims at teaching the people the relevant skills and tools that they need to manage their conditions in a better way, teach them to cooperate with the healthcare professionals, and, generally, to take charge about their conditions. Loriq and Holman (2003, p.1) state that self management imparts skills like “Problem solving, decision-making, Resource-utilization, the formation of patient-provider partnership, action-planning, and selftailoring.” The skills are the learning outcomes that self-management education must achieve in the people with chronic conditions.