...Abstract As a transformative approach that promotes emotional well-being, positive behaviour and academic success by embedding shared moral and ethical principles into school culture, Values-based Education (VbE) creates learning environments where pupils feel valued, respected and motivated...

...Abstract The chapter draws on well-being among Maya-speaking communities in Campeche, southern Mexico. This study will allow us to know with greater scope how well-being is built in the Global South among the indigenous population. Campeche is a fascinating state for making analysis; it is one...

...Abstract Despite the increasing popularity of nature-based health tourism, there is limited research exploring its holistic benefits, particularly among private sector employees. Understanding how trekking experiences at Panch Kedar influence their mental, spiritual, and physical well-being can...

... the bi-directional nature of teacher well-being and student well-being. Polley’s chapter (Chapter 11) reveals that teachers frequently feel underprepared to support students’ SEL needs, despite their pivotal role in student development, which compounds teacher anxiety, stress and burnout. Middle grades...

...Abstract Embarking on a doctoral journey can be a transformative experience, but it also presents challenges that can impact the well-being of postgraduate researchers (PGRs). Recognising the need for targeted support, a group of PGRs at a post-1992 campus-based university have initiated...

...This opening chapter introduces the central question of the book: what does it mean to think, and why does it matter for health? Thinking is something we do constantly, yet we rarely stop to notice how we do it or how it shapes our well-being. The chapter begins by inviting readers to slow down...

.... The reflection prompts are to support the learnings from the activities. This introspection time is essential for building confidence and knowledge of working with bibliotherapy, using poems and stories, for well-being. This chapter defines bibliotherapy, summarizes its history and main types, and connects...

... that immersive experiences affect behaviour, learning, and well-being. Fig. 8.6. Network of Keyword Analysis Based on Occurrence Drawn from VOS viewer. A V O S viewer network map showing relationships among keywords based on their co-occurrence across disciplines. The keyword co-occurrence network...

...Nature-based health tourism (NBHT) is gaining popularity as consumers seek wellness through the therapeutic qualities of natural environments. The natural environment has a profound impact on human well-being by providing clean air, water, fertile soils, and nutritious food. In the past, humans...

...A rapidly expanding subset of the travel and wellness industries, nature-based health tourism, offers special chances to improve mental, emotional, and physical well-being through pursuits like eco-therapy, forest bathing, and wellness retreats. In this chapter, the psychological advantages...

... theoretical and practical contributions to advance knowledge and gives additional practical insights and expertise for promoting and developing NBHT. Nature-based health concept strategy development tourism natural resources well-being Introduction Despite recent crises, tourism remains a key...

...Circular happiness is explored as a way of thinking about well-being, organisational health, and environmental sustainability that work together. Based on the ideas of the circular economy, it shifts the definition of happiness...

...The growing recognition of mindfulness as a significant contributor to well-being underscores its importance in contemporary society. As individuals face cumulative stressors from different aspects of life, there is a universal need for effective strategies to enhance well-being and mental health...

...ABSTRACT In this chapter, we examine the often-overlooked impact of organizational change on leaders’ well-being. While much research has focused on how change affects employees’ emotions, attitudes, and behaviors, relatively little attention has been paid to similar outcomes for leaders. We...

.... So, by 5.30 every morning, I’ve already emotionally ruined my entire day and compromised my baby’s well being by adding the unnecessary stress and negativity that accompanies integrating electronic usage into my morning routine. Damned if I do, damned if I don’t. Weeks went by and every time...

... day might need one or two days to recover. Ableism chronic illness graduate education graduate expectations academic timelines academic norms well-being Abstract Educational institutions, like society, are suffused with ableist practices, norms, and imaginaries. Universities operate...

... rhythms of productivity and embodied engagement to seek holism in their own lives. Creative methodology arts-based embodied writing body as teacher faculty academic norms neoliberalism well-being healing slowness This chapter, a site of lived experience and learning, is alive with inquiry...

... intermodal dialogue with the author expressed in poetic epigraphs before each section to illuminate the movement of voices within the writer and the creative discourse of embodiment. Oppression healing racialized violence endarkened feminism creative practice creative inquiry well-being Stop typing...

...Hybrid work arrangements present both benefits and costs to employees’ well-being, performance, and relationships at work. However, a clear and consistent conceptualization and operationalization of hybrid work is missing in the psychological and management literature. Therefore, definitive...

...Modern Social Construction of Work and Well-being While many historic attitudes toward work and well-being still exist in today’s society, the growth of the antiwork movement reflects the increasing questioning and redefining of this relationship. In recent decades, the cultural narratives around...