... students based on “perceived need” from Years 7–9 (n = 70), as compared to all Year 7 s (n = 85) selected by School 2. Findings Significant benefits of the PPI and in both schools were found. The PPI increased well-being, resilience, hope and satisfaction in School 1, as compared...

... equanimity as supporting both personal well-being and more inclusive relational responses particularly under stress or interpersonal challenge. Research limitations/implications Findings suggest that equanimity-based training may complement existing mindfulness approaches by explicitly supporting...

...Ben Morris; Bethany Harrison Purpose The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationships among types of mindfulness activities, spirituality and mindful well-being in a cross-sectional sample of 58 adults (M = 24 years, SD = 9.05). Design/methodology/approach Participants completed...

...Huu Long Nguyen; Thuy Chi Tran Purpose Mental health research has increasingly adopted dual-factor models that distinguish between psychopathology and well-being. In Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam, limited empirical attention has been given to the interplay among anxiety, depression and well...

... in adaptive coping, socio-emotional competencies, well-being and depression symptoms in the treatment group but not in the control group. Participants also reported intrapersonal and interpersonal growth because of the program. Suggestions were made to improve access and implementation of the program...

...Maddison White; Francois Potgieter Purpose Burnout continues to be a major concern across the NHS, with increasing evidence that it negatively affects both staff well-being and retention. Psychologists, often involved in developing strategies to reduce workplace stress, are themselves vulnerable...

...Iona Burnell Reilly Purpose The purpose for this paper is to explore authors’ experiences of writing their autoethnography and if this had an impact on their well-being. The author recently edited a collection of autoethnographies, each one written by a working-class academic...

... opportunity for life-crafting. Originality/value This research provides unique evidence of both benefit-finding and life-crafting in the otherwise negative circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic in England. Such evidence presents use for understanding factors to support well-being in challenging...

... used a combination of Likert scale and structured questionnaire to assess anxiety, mental health, job insecurity, workplace challenges and overall well-being, with reliability tests confirming internal consistency. Findings Descriptive statistics revealed moderate levels of anxiety, job insecurity...

... of learning, perceived rights, attitudes and expectations, public health safety, political nature, mental health and well-being and communication patterns. Students expressed mixed preferences for learning modalities, concerns about accommodations and perceived freedoms, apprehension about contracting future...

... their practical recommendations. Roughly 45 min were allocated to this activity. Each group’s recommendations were then fed back to the whole workshop by one of the group’s co-facilitators to determine workshop consensus. Mental health Emotional labour Well-being Peer workers Peer support workers...

...Anjali Malik; Neeta Sinha Purpose Nursing students encounter a combination of academic rigor, clinical demands and emotional hurdles. Juggling coursework, practical training and patient interaction can be stressful, and exposure to such situations may impact their psychological well-being...

... is the corresponding author and can be contacted at: christinenltan@gmail.com © Emerald Publishing Limited 2023 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Young adults Mental health Resilience Well-being Bibliometric analysis Mental health is a crucial aspect of young adult life...

... and well-being. The reduction of statutory support and increased emphasis on self-reliance can further impact those people on the margins of society. Originality/value This study identifies how multiple deprivations and social isolation impacts upon health and well-being, further compounding a person’s...

... on this work. The aim of this study is to investigate the possible positive impact of long-term Ashtanga Yoga on psychological well-being. Design/methodology/approach In total, 213 long-term Ashtanga Yoga practitioners were asked to complete the positive emotion, engagement, relationships, meaning...

... organisational values that complement family and social values than the other three capability sets. Employees with a robust capability set reported significantly higher emotional well-being (EWB), psychological well-being (PWB) and social well-being (SWB) levels than those with relational, knowledge/skills...

...Ryan M. Niemiec Purpose This 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 suffering. While there are many studies that have touched upon variables that character...

... and the use of orchestras and choirs for other-than-musical purposes, have all contributed to an increasing interest and adoption of music practices in social projects to support people’s inclusion and well-being, from both service providers and service users. Research limitations/implications This paper...

...Joanne Smith; Gareth Hughes; Leigh Spanner Purpose There is evidence that students’ experiences in higher education can be adversely affected by mental health issues, whilst well-being can be bolstered through a sense of belonging. This study aims to draw from Student Minds research into student...

...Hung Thanh Nguyen; Thi Truc Quynh Ho Purpose Online self-disclosure and online social support have important effects on well-being. The purpose of this study was to examine the indirect effect of online social support through social networking sites (SNSs) in the link between online self...