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Contributions of eudaimonic well-being to mental health practice
Carol D. RyffThe purpose of this article is to examine synergies between a eudaimonic model of psychological well-being (Ryff, 1989) and mental health practice. The model grew out of clinical…
Mental health and character strengths: the dual role of boosting well-being and reducing suffering
Ryan M. NiemiecThis paper aims to examine how character strengths have an important dual role in mental health in both promoting well-being and mental wellness and also in reducing symptoms and…
Decent work, capabilities and flourishing at work
Suzette Cora Ragadu, Sebastiaan RothmannThis study aims to investigate the associations among decent work (DW), capabilities and the flourishing of employees in a South African context.
Meaning in challenging times: how we might respond to the global COVID-19 pandemic?
Michael F. Steger, Angelina Sung, Truc Anh L. Dao, Trudy M. TompkinsThe purpose of this paper is to examine meaning in life as an important resource during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The nexus between peace and mental well-being: contributions for public happiness
Helena Á MarujoThis underscores individual and social implications for how mental disorders and mental well-being are constructed, conceived of and treated. Further, this paper aims to examine…
“You can end up in a happy place” (Voyce): a role for positive autoethnography
Freda Gonot-Schoupinsky, Mark Weeks, Jerome CarsonThe purpose of this opinion piece is to present a case for the potential of positive autoethnography (PosAE) as a new autoethnographic approach.
Literacy and mental health across the globe: a systematic review
Lucy Hunn, Bonnie Teague, Paul FisherThe purpose of this systematic review is to assess if there is a relationship between literacy abilities and mental health outcomes as reported in global literature. Fourteen…
Laughter and mental health: a case study of Merv Neal
Merv Neal, Freda Gonot-SchoupinskyThe purpose of this paper is to engage with, and elicit insights from, Merv Neal, a laughter professional, on the use of laughter to benefit mental health.
Remarkable lives – Danielle Jeffries in conversation with Robert Hurst
Danielle Jeffries, Robert HurstThe purpose of this paper is to share Danielle Jeffries’ story.
Post-adversarial appreciation: a novel re-conceptualisation of posttraumatic growth
Madison Harding-White, Dara Mojtahedi, Jerome CarsonThis paper aims to explore current inconsistencies within the theoretical framework of current posttraumatic growth (PTG) literature in support of the suggestion for an…
“Not so good vibrations”: five collaborative autoethnographic accounts of Brian Wilson, his life, music, rock “n” recovery’
Patrick Hopkinson, Mats Niklasson, Peter Bryngelsson, Andrew Voyce, Jerome CarsonThe purpose of this paper is to provide an analysis of the life of the musician Brian Wilson from five different perspectives.
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ISSN:
2042-8308Renamed from:
A Life in the DayOnline date, start – end:
2010Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Dr Jerome Carson
- Dr Julie Prescott