The development of human potential in social relations emphasizes potential transformations in the production, scientific, technical, and economic environments, and, to a lesser extent, issues of social development and collective activity. The social health factor, its dimensions, and its impact on the entire spectrum of life activity, viability, and life support, are considered, if at all, only in a practical sense. At the same time, the social health of an individual and of a society as a whole allows for the discovery of life positions, worldviews, and basic personality characteristics that are necessary not only for stabilization but also for the comprehensive development of social relations.