Fibromyalgia Well Being
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Fibromyalgia Well-Being
In 2007, when Dee Campbell learned that she had been diagnosed with fibromyalgia, she began a personal quest to learn all she could about the disease, treatments, and outlooks. Now she shares the result of her extensive personal research and experience, with the hope of inspiring others living with fibromyalgia to do just that: live. Her story is one of a journey back to health, happiness and hope. She draws on a range of interventions and embraces a holistic view of the individual. Dees success is a testimonial to the importance of remaining positive, empowered, and open-minded. Through her personal experiences and challenges, she hopes to encourage others living with fibromyalgia to seek their own enhanced quality of life. Life with fibromyalgia can be a challenge to mind, body, and soul, and, without support, these can be difficult, challenging, and confusing times. Through her own experiences, Dee recognizes the importance of addressing the physical, psychological, and spiritual elements of each individual in order to achieve improved well-being and long-term management of a chronic illness (and similar health problems or life challenges). You are not alone in your journey. Anyone with this illness can easily relate to this courageous and inspirational story written by someone who has experienced the whole spectrum of fibromyalgia and all the frustrations and symptoms that go with it. Lynette, a fellow fibromyalgia patient; October, 2011
Your Child's Well-Being - Juvenile Fibromyalgia
Your Child's Well-Being - Juvenile Fibromyalgia is a practical and uplifting resource guide for all parents and family members of children and teenagers who may be living with Fibromyalgia. Full of up-to-date information and guidance, this book will help you to successfully navigate the Fibromyalgia terrain. ENDORSEMENTS FOR "Your Child's Well-Being - Juvenile Fibromyalgia' "This book is a "must-read' for any parent of a child with widespread pain. We now know that a cluster of symptoms, such as pain, fatigue, mental fogginess, difficulty sleeping, anxiety, and depression, in any combination, are part of the fibromyalgia like syndrome. This book is easy to read and provides some important guides on how parents can help their child. I give it a strong recommendation!" Lonnie Zeltzer, MD Director, Pediatric Pain and Palliative Care Program Distinguished Professor of Pediatrics, Anesthesiology, Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA "Having a child diagnosed with Juvenile Fibromyalgia sometimes can be a long and confusing journey and this book is a truly empathic guide that should give parents and caregivers a sense of empowerment and hope. Most importantly, the authors have put together an easy-to-read book which offers practical support and resources for parents to get the best care for their child and assist their child to achieve a well-balanced life despite their symptoms. I would recommend it as a must-read for parents of teens with JFM." Susmita Kashikar-Zuck, PhD Professor of Pediatrics and Licensed Psychologist Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center "This is a great resource you've put together - well done! And thank you for including EFT/tapping as a tool that folks can use to help relieve both the physical and emotional discomfort faced by the children and the people who love them." Brad Yates, Author of The Wizard's Wish
The Interplay of Stress, Health, and Well-being: Unraveling the Psychological and Physiological Processes - volume II
This Research Topic is the second volume of Research Topic "The Interplay of Stress, Health, and Well-being: Unraveling the Psychological and Physiological Processes." Please, see the first volume here. This Research Topic explores the intricate relationship between stress, health, and well-being, with a focus on the underlying psychological and physiological processes involved. The aim is to shed light on the complex interplay between these factors and provide insights into potential interventions and strategies for promoting optimal mental and physical well-being. It encompasses both theoretical perspectives and empirical research, emphasizing the need for interdisciplinary collaboration and a comprehensive understanding of stress, health and well-being: The Impact of Chronic Stress on Physical Health: Examining the physiological processes through which chronic stress contributes to physical health problems, such as cardiovascular diseases, immune dysregulation, and metabolic disorders. Investigating the role of stress-related behaviors (e.g., poor sleep, unhealthy eating habits, sedentary lifestyle) in mediating the relationship between stress and physical health outcomes. Discussing potential interventions and preventive measures to mitigate the adverse effects of chronic stress on physical well-being. Psychological Resilience and Mental Health: Analyzing the protective role of psychological resilience in buffering the negative impact of stress on mental health outcomes. Exploring the factors that contribute to the development and enhancement of resilience, such as positive emotions, cognitive flexibility, and social support networks. Evaluating evidence-based interventions and strategies aimed at promoting resilience and fostering mental well-being in the face of stressors. Stress, Well-being, and Positive Psychology: Investigating the relationship between stress and subjective well-being, considering both hedonic well-being (e.g., life satisfaction, positive emotions) and eudaimonic well-being (e.g., sense of purpose, personal growth). Exploring the role of positive psychology interventions (e.g., gratitude exercises, mindfulness practices) in enhancing well-being and resilience, even in the presence of stress. Examining the potential long-term benefits of cultivating well-being as a protective factor against stress-related health problems. The Role of Social Support and Community: Highlighting the importance of social support systems in moderating the effects of stress on health and well-being. Investigating the impact of social isolation and loneliness on stress-related health outcomes and well-being. Exploring community-based interventions and initiatives that promote social connectedness and resilience in the face of stress. Individual Differences and Contextual Factors: Examining the influence of individual differences (e.g., personality traits, genetic predispositions) and contextual factors (e.g., socioeconomic status, cultural norms) on the stress-health-well-being relationship. Considering how these factors interact and shape individuals' responses to stress and their subsequent health and well-being outcomes. Discussing implications for personalized interventions and targeted approaches in stress management and well-being enhancement. By investigating the psychological and physiological processes underlying the stress-health-well-being relationship, this Research Topic aims to contribute to a comprehensive understanding of these complex interactions. Ultimately, it provides a basis for developing effective interventions and strategies to promote optimal health, well-being, and resilience in the face of stressors.