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Abstract
Groups 4 Health is a structured, evidence-based intervention designed to reduce social disconnection and loneliness by equipping individuals with the knowledge and skills to strengthen social connections. Through five modules of interactive workshops and activities, participants gain both theoretical understanding and practical experience of fostering positive group connections. The program is suitable for individuals experiencing, or at risk of, social isolation, providing both preventive and remedial support. It addresses the health impacts of loneliness, promoting health and well-being through enhanced social engagement. Lastly, this Participant Workbook serves as an essential resource. It offers a record of activities and practical strategies that individuals can use on an ongoing basis to support them build and sustain positive and meaningful social connections.
Oxford University PressNew York
Title: Groups 4 Health
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Abstract
Groups 4 Health is a structured, evidence-based intervention designed to reduce social disconnection and loneliness by equipping individuals with the knowledge and skills to strengthen social connections.
Through five modules of interactive workshops and activities, participants gain both theoretical understanding and practical experience of fostering positive group connections.
The program is suitable for individuals experiencing, or at risk of, social isolation, providing both preventive and remedial support.
It addresses the health impacts of loneliness, promoting health and well-being through enhanced social engagement.
Lastly, this Participant Workbook serves as an essential resource.
It offers a record of activities and practical strategies that individuals can use on an ongoing basis to support them build and sustain positive and meaningful social connections.
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