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...physical or mental aspects of wellbeing or how wellbeing connects to feelings of safety and security. Or you may have chosen a whole host of other words not included here to define wellbeing and what this means to you. Wellbeing is a subjective concept and how you describe it reflects your own values and experiences. Discussions about wellbeing have a long history and can...

...physical changes in their bodies, along with changes in taste buds, tiredness, and the overwhelm of planning for bringing up a child, focusing on healthy eating and avoiding processed foods may be difficult. Neurodivergent mothers may be at greater risk of postnatal depression after birth, also. The Birth Trauma Association found some statistics around this: ‘A 2020...

...physical or biological functioning and managing symptoms. Even when their death is more imminent, there is scope to consider how their wellbeing – and that of those around them - can be fostered. Here we propose several ways in which challenging the cultural assumptions terminal illness can be done by considering the dimensions of wellbeing. Enable people to do...

...Physical, Social and Cognitive Stimulation. [Dr Jitka Vseteckova] Dr Jitka Vseteckova is a Senior Lecturer in The OU’s School Health, Wellbeing & Social Care. Discover more about Dr Jitka Vseteckova and her work. References, credits and acknowledgments This video was written and presented by Dr Jitka Vseteckova and produced by The Open University in Wales. United...