[PDF] Top 20 Associations between loneliness and perceived social support and outcomes of mental health problems: a systematic review

... discrepancy between… the desired and achieved patterns of social interaction” ...[18]. Loneliness is sometimes seen as an essentially uni- dimensional concept, sometimes as comprising two di- ...of ... See full document

... 2001). Mental health problems are more in old age period. Mental health problems during old age characterized by depression, loneliness, anxiety and psychological ...Thus ... See full document

... s social network, the source of inter- personal violence may be people who also provide social support, and trauma may have a negative influence on one’s level of trust and boundaries within ... See full document

... observed associations being in the positive ...2007), support (Springer et ...reported mental health and behavioural prob- lems in the ...adolescents’ mental health and/or ... See full document

... [50], social compe- tence and social interest [49], and a significant reduction in behavioural problems, such as hostility, over/under activity and inappropriate sexual behaviour ...in social ... See full document

... for mental health ...embarrassment, problems recognising symp- toms (poor mental health literacy), and a preference for ...increase mental health literacy, as well as ... See full document

... The review revealed six intervention studies that have been conducted with this population ...ternative support group intervention and a control con- dition, the coping group intervention proved to be ... See full document

... and mental health problems as well as problem drinking. Health problems were likely to have been exacerbated by poor housing, homelessness and ...and social situ- ation may be ... See full document

... here–especially perceived social support and loneliness– represent possible areas for intervention, but additional research is needed to determine whether these risk factors can be effectively ... See full document

... Methods: Eligible studies will be randomised controlled trials and observational studies that report on the mental health outcomes of a peer-led school-based intervention. Eligible participants will ... See full document

... tackle social isolation and loneliness amongst older ...reducing social isolation and loneliness, but there was significant heterogeneity between ...mediate social isolation and ... See full document

... spectively, between baseline and ...alcohol-related problems, and binge drinking were also more prevalent in divorced service members compared to those who remained ...physical health, weight gain ... See full document

... occupational social class of the father when study members were aged 11 years (or at 4 or 15 years, if this was ...and social class may be selective for adolescent self-organisation, conduct, and emotional ... See full document

... and perceived social support affected the level of mental ...relationships between various personalities ...their problems optimistically, and hence, reported fewer ... See full document

... a Mental Health Advocate, I just wanted a degree in Psychology to be able to give me the best knowledge I could possibly have, with no idea of where this would eventually end up leading ... See full document

... specific outcomes assessed within these studies also varied but were all related to aspects of cognitive ...examined associations between changes in potential mechanisms and ... See full document

... Abstract The role of support to caregivers in strengthening care outcomes was explored for a group of children and young people with mental health problems in the care of the Department [r] ... See full document

... family support treatments relative to comparison treatments for parental outcomes such as care- giver involvement in the child’s mental health services, parent problem-solving skills, coping ... See full document

... To be eligible for inclusion a study must focus on SMI in adult humans ( ≥ 18 years), defined as a primary diag- nosis of schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder, major depressive disorder, personality disorder, severe ... See full document

... received support in the relationship between extraversion and a sense of loneliness, which was not assumed at the level of ...of loneliness through the ac- tually received ...the ... See full document