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Adolescent wellbeing: Trends, issues and prospects: Chapters available to download

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Adolescent wellbeing: Trends, issues and prospects fills a major gap in the range of resources
 that address the complexity of adolescent development in a holistic way.

While health and wellbeing is a primary focus in education, health, sports and related legislation, there is little available that presents high standard and practically relevant studies under one cover. To address that need, this collection brings together a contemporary, comprehensive and up-to-date overview on adolescent wellbeing within an Australasian context.

This curated collection of the YSA articles from the book is designed for a broad range of readers, in particular those wanting to work within both a clinical and educational context. The content will be of interest to practitioners, students and teachers, and to youth researchers.

 

contents

Mental health and resilience

Health and wellbeing: How do young people see these concepts?
Gary Easthope and Rob White

Predicting adolescents future intentions to seem help for mental health problems
Coralie Wilson and Frank Deane


General health and development

Primary health care for young people: Are there models of service delivery that improve access and quality?
Melissa Kang, Diana Bernard, Tim Usherwood, Susan Quine, Garth Alperstein, Helen Kerr-Roubicek, Abigail Elliott and David Bennett

What does wellbeing mean? Perspectives of wellbeing among young people and youth workers in rural Victoria
Lisa Bourke and Paula Geldens


Sexual health and relationships

Breaking a spell of silence: The Tasmanian evaluation of the 2006 Pride and Prejudice Program
Doug Bridge

Youth ‘at risk’: Young people, sexual health and consent
Anastasia Powell


Physical health and nutrition

Adolescent physical health and nutrition: An educational perspective
Darren Pullen and J-F (Not available)

Youth-friendly pharmacies: Exploring the role of community pharmacy in providing health care for young people in New Zealand
Emma Horsfield, Terryann Clark, Fiona Kelly and Janie Sheridan


Emotional Health

Adolescent loneliness, reputation and wellbeing: Implications for intervention
Amanda Bourgeois, Annemaree Carroll and Stephen Houghton  ( Not available )

Depression stigma in Australian high school students
Nicola Reavley and Anthony Jorm


Peer relationships and bullying

‘Just boys being boys’?
Leanne Dalley-Trim

Bully/victim students and classroom climate
Shoko Yoneyama and Ken Rigby


Environment and learning

Re-engaging young people with education and training: What are the alternatives?
Kimberley Wilson, Kellie Stemp and Sue McGinty

Music for engaging young people in education
Carmen Cheong-Clinch


Youth justice

Concepts shaping juvenile justice
Rob White

Students at risk: Interagency collaboration in Queensland
Bruce Allen Knight, Cecily Knight and Daniel Teghe


Interventions and awareness

The Resilient Families Program: Promoting health and wellbeing in adolescents and their parents during the transition to secondary school
Alison Shortt, John Toumbourou, Rianna Chapman and Elke Power

Exploring young people’s beliefs and images about sun safety
Katherine White, Natalie Robinson, Ross Young, Peter Anderson, Melissa Hyde, Susan Greenbank, Julie Keane, Toni Rolfe, Paul Vardon and Debra Baskerville


Risk-taking behaviors

Comfortably numb: Young people, drugs and the seductions of popular culture
Karen Brooks

Who participates? Differing perceptions of risk by young people and the impact on strategies for youth participation
Adele Pavlidis and Sarah Baker


Indigenous health and wellbeing

‘Kura, yeye, boorda, nyungar wangkiny gnulla koorlangka’: A conversation about working with Indigenous young people in the past, present and future
Len Collard and David Palmer

Indigenous youth and gangs as family
Rob White


The migrant and refugee experience

‘My life just went zig zag’: Refugee young people and homelessness
Jen Couch

Playing for the future: The role of sport and recreation in supporting refugee young people to ‘settle well’ in Australia
Louise Olliff


Youth in the digital age

Rural youth and multimedia: An interagency approach
Susan Brumby, Robyn Eversole, Kaye Scholfield and Leanne Watt

Sociality online: An exploratory study into the online habits of young Australians
Catherine Waite