The term "individual wellbeing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a person's physical, mental, and emotional health. For example, "Investing in activities that promote individual wellbeing is an important part of creating a healthier lifestyle."
This definition indicates the subjective nature of loneliness, but also reflects the importance of social relationships to individual wellbeing.
Remember how we used to talk of the good life for all and now it's all about individual wellbeing?
It is good that the care bill places a duty on councils to promote individual wellbeing through the exercise of adult social services.
"It is a measure of how far individual wellbeing is regarded as an indispensable part of community life," Giedion wrote in 1948, identifying two modes of bathing: individual ablutions, conducted in private, and the more collective social activity.
In addition to supervision, staff have a monthly reflective practice group, where they can discuss individuals or issues, and an individual wellbeing budget they can spend on external supervision, counselling or complementary therapies.
The redistribution of wealth and opportunity, not only through the welfare state, but through public investment in social and economic infrastructure, has created conditions in which more people than ever have a decent shot at attaining the economic security vital to individual wellbeing.
Councils now have legal duties to promote individuals' wellbeing.
Some fear that individuals' wellbeing will become the latest piece of data to be collected, stored and sold off to the highest bidder.
The tech industry can and must do better to ensure the internet meets its potential to support individuals' wellbeing and social good.
I believe that continuing to define progress for graduates as career progression, pay rises, long hours and property ladders is unsustainable, not only for individuals' wellbeing, but for society.
Individuals' wellbeing is affected by a combination of distal and proximal factors.
