Positive risk taking: Whose risk is it? An exploration in community outreach teams in adult mental health and learning disability services. Health Risk Soc 2011;13(2): 147- 64ROBERTSON, J. P. & COLLINSON, C. 2011. Positive risk taking: Whose risk is it? An exploration in community ...
However, the concept of positive risk-taking applies equally to people living with dementia who have or who lack mental capacity in relation to their decision making. Originality/value – This paper places positive risk-taking within a context of strengths-based, values-based and relationship-...
Managing mental health during exam periods can be challenging. Stress, anxiety, and depression might affect one’s ability to study and perform well. Recognizing the signs of these mental health challenges, including being overwhelmed, having trouble sleeping, and losing interest in activities you us...
Not only does positive thinking benefit our mental health, but it can also have a direct impact on our physical health. Research has shown that optimistic people tend to have stronger immune systems, lower blood pressure, and a reduced risk of chronic diseases. So, next...
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A report by the Harvard School of Public Health found that a positive attitude can help improve physical health outcomes, including a reduced risk of heart disease and improved immune function. This suggests that our attitudes can powerfully impact our overall well-being. ...
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But we also have highly trained healthcare professionals providing a standard of care ranked among the best in the world. They continue to do their best for each patient in a calling that comes with extreme emotional and mental stress. And although we do have a national shortage in family ...
Keyes’ concept of mental health and flourishing (subjective, psychological, and social well-being) is an overarching theoretical framework to guide the design of a multi-component psychological intervention to cultivate well-being and personal development. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to ...
In recent years, the fields of preventive cardiology and positive psychology have both set ambitious goals that go beyond simply reducing risk of disease to include increasing healthy longevity, improving quality of life, preserving good mental health and cognitive function, and achieving health care ...