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Eco-anxiety and its implications for occupational safety and health
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Occupational therapy for people with mask anxiety undergoing radiotherapy [PDF]
Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 2021 AbstractIntroductionUp to one third of people with head and neck cancer undergoing radiation therapy experience mask anxiety. However, there is limited literature guiding the role of health professionals, including occupational therapists, in managing mask anxiety. This study aimed to explore the content of occupational therapy interactions with people
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Social support, occupational stress and anxiety
Anxiety, Stress and Coping, 1992When occupational stressors, that is stress-producing environmental circumstances (SPECs) in the workplace, lead to anxiety, this anxiety is considered work-related strain. Social support is frequently recommended as a treatment of such strain, because it is expected to help in one of three ways: by directly reducing the anxiety, by interacting with ...
Terry A. Beehr, Joseph E. McGrath
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An Occupation-Based Group for Children with Anxiety
British Journal of Occupational Therapy, 2013Introduction: Anxiety significantly affects children in middle childhood, impacting on functioning and predicting future mental health problems. Despite this, there is little literature describing occupational therapy for this population.
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