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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"holistic well-being"”.
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Cultivating Quality of Life: Assessing Diet, Physical Activity, and Mental Health Among Arab-American Breast Cancer Survivors - Uncovering Barriers and Facilitators for Holistic Well-Being
… culturally specific barriers and facilitators to well-being. Quantitative findings indicated suboptimal adherence to recommended dietary and physical activity guidelines and highlighted prevalent psychological distress among participants. Thematic analysis of qualitative data revealed that …
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Maintaining client mental well-being within a physical health setting through therapeutic mechanisms: A scoping review for occupational therapy
BACKGROUND Well-being is a subjective concept embedded within the core values of the occupational therapy philosophy. Well-being is comprised of mental/emotional, physical, cultural/spiritual, social, financial, environmental, intellectual, and vocational aspects which have direct impact on the …
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Sattva: The Harmony of Balanced Living - Architecture for Holistic Wellness
… employing a salutogenic approach to health and wellness. Salutogenesis is an approach that focuses on promoting a healthy lifestyle and prevention of disease through the creation of supportive environments. The project is based on the proposition that architectural and environmental elements can …
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EARLY INTERVENTION: A HOLISTIC MODEL OF MEDICAL STUDENT ACADEMIC AND PERSONAL WELLNESS
… that support both academic performance and holistic wellness. The purpose of this inquiry was to examine the relationship between early identification and intervention processes and first-semester medical student academic outcomes within a newly implemented early alert framework. Guided by …
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Landscapes of embodiment: a process for design and an avenue for healing
… spaces for therapeutic movement and promoting holistic well-being.
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The Pause: Re-Thinking Housing Through a Lens of Social Isolation and Loneliness
… interaction and a sense of belonging among dwellers. Based on personal experiences in the United States, a critical examination reveals a prevailing trend towards isolation within modern living spaces, fostering disconnection and loneliness. As an architect, I have tried to investigate the …
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Nursing as social responsibility: implications for democracy from the life perspective of Lavinia Lloyd Dock (1858-1956)
… writer, and historian. Her conception of holistic welfare embodied a 'new ideal' of society (Dock 1907, p. 899), a new understanding of democracy, and an expression of citizenship based on social responsibility for the welfare of others. Dock's idea of democracy embraced women's values and …
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Iron Heart Memory Village - Designing Independent Living for Dementia Residents to Enhance Mobility
… abilities, and create environments conducive to holistic well-being. Through a deeper understanding of dementia as a condition influenced by various factors, including brain damage and other underlying conditions, this project underscores the importance of design and architecture as a means to …
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Empowering Reproductive Health & Access to Enhance College Student Well-Being: A Mixed Methods Community Engaged Proposal
… academic success, improved health outcomes, and holistic well-being. The proposal utilizes a community-engaged socioecological approach to create a roadmap and implementation plan to expand reproductive services and access to the student community at a public college in an urban area in …
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Teleworker Well-Being in COVID-19 as a Function of Change in the Work/Home Boundary: A Multilevel Response Surface Approach
… switch to full-time telework influenced employee well-being. Organizational scholars have called for more investigations into how crisis events impact employees, and the COVID-19 pandemic presented an opportunity to examine a change in employees' work and home domains as it unfolded. Additionally, …
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Lived experiences of cancer and the impacts on well-being among adolescents in Aotearoa New Zealand : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Health Science (by thesis) in Psychology at Massey University, Albany, Aotearoa New Zealand
… that an active cancer journey presents diverse well-being impacts, both positive and negative. Well-being impacts from cancer for adolescents often differ to those for other age groups because adolescents face a unique dual crisis: managing a serious illness while simultaneously navigating a …
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Human Flourishing in Adolescents and Young Adults with Cancer
… dignity, diversity, freedom, happiness, and holistic well-being of the individual” (National League for Nursing, 2014, p. 1), can work as an excellent target for health care that addresses the unique needs of AYAC. However, the concept of HF has received scant attention in the field of …
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Strength in sisterhood : a multiple case study describing the intrapersonal and interpersonal experiences of adolescent Christian women in a holistic wellness program.
… significant struggles with their total wellness of mind, body, and spirit. High school-aged young women’s mental and emotional wellness has become increasingly at risk in the past decade. More specifically, young Christian women face the same stressors and detractors to their emotional …
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Well-being in the Workforce: The Role of Career Crafting, Decent Work, PERMA+4, and Work Volition in Economically Marginalized (EM) Workers and Non-EM Workers
<p>Well-being is the most widely studied topic in the field of organizational positive psychology, yet economic context is often overlooked despite approximately one-third of the U.S. working population being economically marginalized workers. Moreover, it is unknown whether different economic …
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The impact of childhood homelessness in Aotearoa’s education spaces: Educators’ ever-expanding roles with children and whānau
… the school community and learning programmes, as well as what they have found effective. When educators shared common experiences with children and whānau, this appeared to play a role in the establishment of positive, trusted relationships. However, even in the absence of these shared …