This paper makes a case for physical exercise as an intervention for individuals in recovery from substance abuse. Mental illnesses such as depression and anxiety often co-occur with substance abuse (Quello, Brady & Sonne, ...

This research project reviews literature regarding collaborative peer group supervision and proposes a model of collaborative peer group supervision that is designed to capitalize on the benefits. Findings in the literature ...

From a review of selected literature, this thesis explores the denotations, connotations and distinctive roles of happiness in psychological well-being from a variety of perspectives. The pertinent and resulting questions ...

Regular physical activity is thought to be associated with better physical and mental health. The Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology (CSEP), in partnership with Health Canada released Canada’s physical activity guide ...

In this Masters thesis for City University of Seattle, the author presents a phenomenological inquiry into the therapeutic effects of Buddhist meditation for individuals who have struggled with substance misuse. The ...

This pilot case study of a parentally bereaved family explores how the children and surviving parent experience legacy gifts that their deceased mother has left for them. A literature search of bereavement, counselling, ...

Aboriginal people today are struggling to overcome a colonial past of oppression, violence and assimilation. The high rates of mental health problems, including family violence can be traced to a history of loss related ...

Using ‘home’ as a starting point, this research study explores the themes and experiences common to the diaspora, individuals who have multiracial and multicultural experience. The themes and experiences of cultural identity, ...

In the body of work that follows there is a discussion of the current state of the addiction field. Specific focus is given to the challenges that substance abusing women face, their unique needs inform an analysis of two ...

This thesis was written to explore different theoretical orientations that assist parents in selecting the most appropriate intervention for children who are using drugs and/or alcohol. The purpose of the study was to ...