National Accounts of Wellbeing (nef 2009) - optimistic about the future’ ‘Feeling The ideas of having positive feelings, non-disturbing emotions and peace of mind are addressed in the following references: SROI of Action for Kids' Work Related Learning (WRL) Program UK SROI of Spinal Cord Injury Australia program - Walk On Program - ‘emotional stability’ National Accounts of Wellbeing (nef 2009) - nef defines emotional wellbeing as being related to positive feelings and the absence of negative feelings. National Happiness Index (Ura et al. 2012) - Includes balance’ and ‘emotional of mind’. ‘peace Sub-Domain: Personal Wellbeing, feel good myself’ ‘I This outcome relates to: Having self-esteem and confidence, for instance in the choices made. Evidence base: 'Self-esteem is addressed in the following references: National Accounts of Wellbeing (nef 2009) SROI of Industrial Maintenance Engineers (IME) Program, US Ask ME! Quality of Life Questionnaire, United States (Bonham Research 2011) - you like yourself?’ ‘Do Confidence is addressed in the following references: National Accounts of Wellbeing (nef 2009) SROI of Action for Kids' Work Related Learning (WRL) Program, UK SROI of Vision Australia Program, Employment Services SROI of Vision Australia Program, Children and Family Services SROI of Spinal Cord Injury Australia Program - Walk on Program Sub-Domain: Personal Wellbeing, am able to cope with changes or difficulties in ‘I my life’ Being resilient, i.e. having the psychological resources and This outcome relates to: skills to cope with changes or challenges. Evidence base: The concept of resilience was highlighted by disability experts and service providers at several instances during the stakeholder engagement. It is also addressed in the following references: SROI of Saskatchewan Abilities Council Becoming Clubhouse Program, Canada - awareness of mental health triggers leads to Improved coping skills’ ‘Increased National Accounts of wellbeing (nef 2009) - Resilience is defined as able to ‘being deal with life's difficulties.’ It is a measure of one's psychological resources.
National Accounts of Wellbeing (nef 2009) - ‘Feeling optimistic about the future’ The ideas of having positive feelings, non-disturbing emotions and peace of mind are addressed in the following references: SROI of Action for Kids' Work Related Learning (WRL) Program UK SROI of Spinal Cord Injury Australia program - Walk On Program - ‘emotional stability’ National Accounts of Wellbeing (nef 2009) - nef defines emotional wellbeing as being related to positive feelings and the absence of negative feelings. National Happiness Index (Ura et al. 2012) - Includes ‘emotional balance’ and ‘peace of mind’. Sub-Domain: Personal Wellbeing, ‘I feel good myself’ This outcome relates to: Having self-esteem and confidence, for instance in the choices made. Evidence base: 'Self-esteem is addressed in the following references: National Accounts of Wellbeing (nef 2009) SROI of Industrial Maintenance Engineers (IME) Program, US Ask ME! Quality of Life Questionnaire, United States (Bonham Research 2011) - ‘Do you like yourself?’ Confidence is addressed in the following references: National Accounts of Wellbeing (nef 2009) SROI of Action for Kids' Work Related Learning (WRL) Program, UK SROI of Vision Australia Program, Employment Services SROI of Vision Australia Program, Children and Family Services SROI of Spinal Cord Injury Australia Program - Walk on Program Sub-Domain: Personal Wellbeing, ‘I am able to cope with changes or difficulties in my life’ This outcome relates to: Being resilient, i.e. having the psychological resources and skills to cope with changes or challenges. Evidence base: The concept of resilience was highlighted by disability experts and service providers at several instances during the stakeholder engagement. It is also addressed in the following references: SROI of Saskatchewan Abilities Council Becoming Clubhouse Program, Canada - ‘Increased awareness of mental health triggers leads to Improved coping skills’ National Accounts of wellbeing (nef 2009) - Resilience is defined as ‘being able to deal with life's difficulties.’ It is a measure of one's psychological resources.