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期刊名:Arts & health

缩写:ARTS HEALTH

ISSN:1753-3015

e-ISSN:1753-3023

IF/分区:1.5/Q3

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Regina McAllen,Melissa Forbes,Diane Hughes Regina McAllen
Background: Broadway's extraordinary commercial success rests on the shoulders of elite performers whose psychological well-being directly contributes to the industry's artistic excellence and economic sustainability. How...
Pengfei Bao Pengfei Bao
Background: This study examines how the relationship between arts and health is constructed and represented in key policy documents from leading international public health institutions, moving beyond description to criti...
Shanze Hayee,Josie Friedman,Gail A Bernstein et al. Shanze Hayee et al.
Background: Depression is highly prevalent among college students. Arts-based interventions represent a promising avenue to improve college student mental health. ...
Jinxu Li,Rick Pulos Jinxu Li
Background: As the U.S. population ages, identifying accessible, community-based approaches that promote older adults' physical and psychosocial well-being is increasingly important. Recent studies have shown that dance i...
Elena Armenteros-Martínez,Pedro Chacón-Gordillo,Blanca Ortiz-Godoy et al. Elena Armenteros-Martínez et al.
Background: Alzheimer's disease poses not only clinical but also profound emotional and relational challenges, requiring healthcare professionals to develop empathetic and communicative competences alongside technical ski...
Jacki Willson,Linda McGowan Jacki Willson
Background: Whilst arts-based approaches are used across healthcare, an arts and health approach to miscarriage is unique in the context of mainstream emotional care provision. This pilot study was set up to explore wheth...
Sally Savage,Lyra L&#x;Estrange,Laura A Bentley et al. Sally Savage et al.
Background: Sing&Grow Australia is an evidence-based, federally funded music therapy program that caters to children from birth to 5 years of age and their families across Australia. In the current study, the Sing&Grow pr...
Inga Kārkliņa,Aija Ozola,Elīna Akmane et al. Inga Kārkliņa et al.
Background: Arts therapies are increasingly recognized for their effectiveness in mental health care, as digital technologies rapidly transform service delivery and accessibility. However, competencies required for arts t...
Marie-Clare Balaam,Carole Hunt,Cath Harris et al. Marie-Clare Balaam et al.
Background: The transition to motherhood is a significant life event affecting the wellbeing of mother and infant. Using material culture as a methodological approach to explore women's experiences of this life event may ...
Cristina Calvo-Estelrich,Maricarmen Almarcha,Carlota Torrents Cristina Calvo-Estelrich
Background: Dance is increasingly recognized as a resource for promoting health and well-being. However, research has historically prioritized structured interventions, leaving creative-based dance, emphasizing participan...