The acknowledgment of a diversity of perspectives on the added value of recreational activities, as elective activities, to children's wellbeing leads to the recognition of a diversity of practices and of needs.
And "wellbeing" would lead to most of the public seeing us an adjunct to the healthcare sector.
Moreover these authors contend that improvements in one's level of wellbeing can lead CCT beneficiaries to form attachments to the incumbent party and the state, and, consequently, they are more likely to go to the polls and reward them in return.
"Any kind of experience that threatens our physical or mental wellbeing can lead to PTSD," says Janina Scarlet, a San Diego-based clinical psychologist who specializes in treating people with PTSD.
It thus seems clear that poor mental wellbeing can lead to poorer health outcomes, including higher rates of diabetes complications [ 34] and worse glycaemic control [ 33].
The direct effects of the virus and its management on wellbeing can lead to people making significant lifestyle changes including reducing work hours or alcohol consumption [ 10, 11], which may in turn influence economic status and social participation.
The striking impact of social connections on wellbeing has led researchers to call on GPs and health officials to take loneliness as seriously as other health risks, such as alcoholism and smoking.
It has a large impact on individual's wellbeing and leads to high societal costs [ 1, 2].
Similarly, in our study there was a fatalism towards or acceptance of the pregnancy, a positivism linked with a feeling of wellbeing, which led to some women either not trying to access early care or not challenging delays.
KB is a Reader in eHealth and Wellbeing interventions, leads a research group studying adolescent sexual health, and is a BPS chartered psychologist, and a HCPC registered Health Psychologist.
