Health is having quality of life in the physical, emotional, social, cognitive, and spiritual realms. The diseases that pose the most threat to achieving that quality of life are cardiovascular diseases, cancer, and diabetes. The factors that contribute to these diseases are integrally intertwined with the community and deeply connected to culture. Poverty, inadequate education
This article delves into the multifaceted realm of Community-Based Recovery Models within the framework of health psychology. The introduction delineates the definition and historical evolution of these models, highlighting their pivotal role in addressing health challenges at both individual and community levels. The first section explores the theoretical underpinnings of Community-Based Recovery Models, elucidating the
Community-based action research (C-BAR) is a relatively new addition to counseling and counseling psychology research. The research and interventions, or actions, occur at the community level, rather than with individuals, families, or small groups. Community is defined as a group linked by common interests, such as young women in a teen pregnancy program, migrant workers
This article explores the pivotal role of community-based health promotion strategies within the realm of health psychology. The introduction highlights the foundational concepts of health psychology and emphasizes the significance of community-focused interventions. The first section delves into the theoretical underpinnings of community-based health promotion, emphasizing the importance of community involvement and applying models such