**1. Introduction**

Modern age health consciousness is in focus because our modern world has never had such a range of technological tools at its disposal, and we have never had to deal with such a level of stress as we do today. The WHO definition of health has been expanded by the COVID-19 epidemic, and also the growing power of new healthrelated knowledge and the abundance of health industry products and services have created a kind of chaos in the maintenance of health. The fundamental question arises as to whether the individual is solely responsible for his or her own health or whether society's responsibility should also be interpreted in a broader sense. Both the health consciousness models and the empirical survey show the role of the environment and the influencing actors. (Actors of the social spheres, which can be individuals as well as organizations.)

However, neither individuals nor environmental actors were sufficiently aware of the extent of their responsibility. In a holistic approach, taking responsibility for health can be interpreted and extended to the environmental actors surrounding the individual. A paradigm shift is needed both at the level of the individual and at the level of societal actors. In 2016, the model of holistic health consciousness and responsibility was created and is now presented in a streamlined form precisely because it reflects the holistic approach along multiple that forms the basis for the development of modern health consciousness.
