2014. Mental health as a complete state: How the salutogenic perspective com- pletes the picture. In G.F. Bauer and O. Hammig (eds.), Bridging Occupational, Organiztional and Public Health: A Transdisciplinary Approach. Springer, 179-192....
This article introduces the reader to the role of music in a salutogenic approach to health, focusing on lay musical practice in public health policy and mental health promotion. Several participants reported how they used music as an alternative to medication or medical treatment, often ...
In contrast, the younger women reported a decrease in the mean quality of mental health, while participants older than 35 years reported an increase. Multiple correlations Findings presented in Additional file 3 showed that all variations in mean values were inversely related to participants’ own...
In this regard, the participants' experiences approach the concept of personalised learning that, according to Deakin Crick and Wilson (2005), necessitates a profound sense of the individuals’ own worth to others. The long arm of work: A motivational conflict perspective on teacher strain 2016,...
A salutogenic approach explored themes of strength and well-being in life stories of Burmese refugees (N=18) in Australia. Previous refugee studies have tended to focus on negative responses to traumatic events (e.g. posttraumatic stress disorder, depression). To widen the scope of refugee relate...
coach-athlete relationships, pressure to perform, negative peer interactions, lack of self-confidence, and low physical abilities and skills (Fraser-Thomas and Côté, 2009; Super et al., 2017), which are associated with reduced mental health and several risk behaviours (Bean et al., 2014)....
Based on Aaron Antonovsky's medical model, salutogenic architecture identifies design methods to mitigate the effects of stress in healthcare buildings
Neuroscientists are typically interested in the brain in relation to disease, but much could also be learned by studying the brain in relation to health. The brain has processes, functional salutogenic mechanisms, that contribute to health by enabling one's outlook on life to benefit one's health...
strength-based (salutogenic) approach (Macdonald,2013; McCuaig, Quennerstedt, & Macdonald,2013). The curriculum focuses on promoting sound health habits, instead of the earlier focus on avoiding health risks. Health is understood as a multidimensional concept including physical, social, mental, ...
Aging & Mental HealthWennerberg, M.M.T., Lundgren, S.M., & Danielson, E. (2012). Using the salutogenic approach to unravel informal care- givers' resources to health: Theory and methodology. Aging & Mental Health, 16(3), 391-402....