Exploring Resilience and Health: Insights from the 26th European Health Psychology Society Conference

Abstracts Supplement: Resiliency and Health - 26th Conference of the European Health Psychology Society, Prague, Czech Republic, 21st-25th August 2012

Abstract:

This supplement presents an overview of the abstracts published from the proceedings of the 26th Conference of the European Health Psychology Society EHPS held in Prague, Czech Republic, on August 21st to 25th, 2012. The conference focused on Resiliency and Health, exploring various facets of resilience and its impact on health outcomes. This compilation serve as a comprehensive reference for researchers and practitioners interested in understanding the latest advancements in this area.

The abstracts included theoretical discussions on resilience definitions, empirical studies examining factors contributing to or hindering resiliency across different populations, interventions designed to foster resilient behavior, case studies highlighting resiliency processes under challenging circumstances, and reviews of current literature on health-related outcomes associated with resilience. Additionally, presentations delved into the role of psychological, social, and environmental factors in shaping an individual's ability to recover from adversity.

By providing a detled summary of each presentation, this supplement serves as a resource for scholars seeking insights on recent trs, methodologies, and findings within the field of health psychology related to resiliency. It offers researchers the opportunity to understand the complexities involved in resilience-building across various life contexts and provides practical implications for enhancing public health interventions.

This publication is an essential tool for advancing knowledge about how resilience impacts health outcomes and informs strategies med at promoting healthier lifestyles, improving mental well-being, and strengthening individuals' capacity to navigate through challenging times. It highlights the interdisciplinary nature of resiliency research and its relevance across numerous domns including clinical psychology, social work, public health, and behavioral science.

This abstract outlines a compilation format that typically includes summaries or excerpts from the various abstracts presented at the conference on resilience and health topics. A comprehensive review would require access to each individual abstract's contents.

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