Buffra stress i riktning mot välbefinnande. Interventionsstudier och utforskande studier med fokus på unga flickor
Buffering stress towards well-being. Interventive and explorative studies with focus on adolescent girls.
Parts of work
I. Haraldsson K, Fridlund B, Baigi A, Marklund B. The self-reported health condition of women after their participation in a stress management programme: a pilot study. Health and Social Care in the Community 2005;13:224-230 ::pmid::15819743 II. Haraldsson, K, Lindgren E-C, Fridlund B, Baigi A, Lydell M, Marklund B. Evaluation of a school-based health promotion programme for adolescents aged 12-15 years with focus on well-being related to stress. Public Health 2008;122:25-33 ::pmid::17719616 III. Haraldsson K, Lindgren E-C, Mattsson B, Fridlund B, Marklund B. Adolescent girls' experiences of underlying social processes that trigger stress in their everyday life: a grounded theory study. Submitted IV. Haraldsson K, Lindgren E-C, Hildingh C, Marklund B. What makes the everyday life of adolescent girls less stressful - a qualitative analysis. Submitted.
Degree
Doctor of Philosophy (Medicine)
University
University of Gothenburg. Sahlgrenska Academy
Institution
Institute of Medicine. Department of Public Health and Community Medicine
Disputation
Torsdagen den 4 juni 2009, kl 13.00, Hus 2, sal 2119, Hälsovetarbacken, Göteborg
Date of defence
2009-06-04
katarina.haraldsson@lthalland.se
Date
2009-05-14Author
Haraldsson, Katarina
Keywords
Adolescent girls
buffering stress
health promotion
intervention
massage
mental training
public health
questionnaire
salutogenic perspective
stress management
Publication type
Doctoral thesis
ISBN
978-91-628-7800-9
Language
swe