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What is Salutogenesis

Handbook of Research on Evidence-Based Perspectives on the Psychophysiology of Yoga and Its Applications
A term coined by scientist Aaron Antonovsky in 1979 that can be translated as “health creation.” The salutogenic model of health looks at the factors that progress people towards positive health and what causes well-being and thriving, rather than focusing on what causes disease or pathology.
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Clinicians Applying Yoga Principles and Practices in Pain Care: An Evidence-Informed Approach
Shelly Prosko (PhysioYoga, Canada) and Matthew J. Taylor (MyRehab, LLC, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-3254-6.ch013
Abstract
This chapter provides a practical introduction and guidelines for clinicians and researchers to appreciate the relationship between two enormous topics: pain and yoga. The emphasis is on practicality for both audiences with frequent citation to recent related publications and their deeper citations. The intention to fuel the imaginations of both clinicians and researchers occurs with a foundational understanding of how yoga, pain, and pain care are related. The authors' experience in the clinic using yoga for people with pain and future areas for clinical and research inquiry are included. A list of techniques for the clinic, their clinical rationale, and two case reports ground the material and invite additional reflection for the psychophysiological applications of yoga in pain care.
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Salutogenic Marketing in the Elderly: Leveraging Digital Transformation in Geriatric Dentistry - Creating Positive and Meaningful Experiences for Older Adults
An approach focusing on factors that support human health and well-being, rather than on factors that cause disease.
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