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ISSN 2836-1709
Meta-analyses
Vol. 6, Issue 2, 2024December 13, 2024 EDT

THE SYNERGISTIC COMBINATION OF THE MODEL OF LIFESTYLE BALANCE AND CONSTRUAL LEVEL THEORY FOR OCCUPATIONAL REGENERATION POST OCCUPATIONAL AMPUTATION

Matthew Weatherly, OS, CCISM,
OccupationConstrual Level TheoryModel of Lifestyle BalancePsychological Distancing
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Articles in Vol. 6, Issue 2, 2024

Vol. 6, Issue 2, 2024
  • TABLE OF CONTENTS: Volume VI, 2024-2025
    Judith Reveal
  • The SAFER-R Model Addresses Biopsychosocial Elements and Encourages Resilience Following a Critical Incident
    Timothy Neal
  • SELF-RECOVERING SYSTEMS UNDER SPATIAL GRASP TECHNOLOGY
    PETER S. SAPATY
  • Going to the Dogs: Incorporating Therapy Dogs into Hospital CISM Outreach
    Angela Moe
  • THE SYNERGISTIC COMBINATION OF THE MODEL OF LIFESTYLE BALANCE AND CONSTRUAL LEVEL THEORY FOR OCCUPATIONAL REGENERATION POST OCCUPATIONAL AMPUTATION
    Matthew Weatherly
  • Editorial Column Volume VI Issue 2
    Vicor Welzant
Crisis, Stress, and Human Resilience
Weatherly, Matthew. 2024. “THE SYNERGISTIC COMBINATION OF THE MODEL OF LIFESTYLE BALANCE AND CONSTRUAL LEVEL THEORY FOR OCCUPATIONAL REGENERATION POST OCCUPATIONAL AMPUTATION.” Crisis, Stress, and Human Resilience: An International Journal 6 (2): 23–47.
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