Flourishing through Leisure Practice Model, Capabilities Approach, and MacIntyre’s Theory of Flourishing: Compatible and Interrelated

Wise, James B.

doi:10.18666/trj-2020-v54-i1-9688

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“…The Flourishing through Leisure Model is a theoretical framework focusing on the role of leisure activities in promoting human flourishing and well-being (Anderson & Heyne, 2012; Wise, 2020). It suggests that leisure participation contributes to an individual’s overall well-being and flourishing through positive emotions, engagement, flow, positive relationships, personal growth, skill development, self-esteem, and a sense of accomplishment (Lipovčan et al, 2018).…”

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Leisure Participation for Mental Health Promotion in Later Life: A Six-Year Longitudinal Study

Yen,

Lin,

Huang

2023

J Appl Gerontol

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Engaging in leisure activities is essential for mental health in older adults. This longitudinal study ( n = 1,101, mean age = 69.20 ± 6.23 years at baseline) examined the associations between leisure participation and mental health over 6 years in three waves: 2016, 2018, and 2020. Pearson’s correlation analyses and generalized estimating equations were performed for data analyses. The frequency of participation in physical and social activities was significantly positively associated with happiness, life satisfaction, and self-rated health, and significantly negatively associated with depression. Passive activities were significantly positively associated with happiness, life satisfaction, and self-rated health but not with depression. The time effect had no significant association with any mental health outcomes. These findings highlight the importance of leisure activities in promoting mental health among older adults. Policy makers should encourage older adults to engage in physical and social leisure activities.

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Leisure Participation for Mental Health Promotion in Later Life: A Six-Year Longitudinal Study

Yen,

Lin,

Huang

2023

J Appl Gerontol

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“…Reduction of social distancing and instead, bonding through TR experiences, can thus be extremely valuable for both groups of people. TR, sometimes referred to as Leisure Therapy (Iwasaki et al 2018;Wise 2020), is the framework and concept behind TR camps. TR camps for people living with mental illness are centred on reducing their isolation and enhancing social involvement with other like-minded people.…”

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“…TR, sometimes referred to as Leisure Therapy (Iwasaki et al . 2018; Wise 2020), is the framework and concept behind TR camps. TR camps for people living with mental illness are centred on reducing their isolation and enhancing social involvement with other like‐minded people.…”

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Using an arts‐based approach to explore the building of social capital at a therapeutic recreation camp

Jay

Moxham

Patterson

2021

Int J Mental Health Nurs

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Therapeutic recreation is beneficial for people with and without disabilities, promoting an empowered, connected, and joyful life. The present study aimed to analyse canvas art created on a therapeutic recreation programme called Recovery Camp, to discover what they reveal about the shared experiences which have occurred. This study utilized an arts-based research method and thematic analysis to discover what participants have communicated via their artwork from ten camps between 2018 and 2019. This study adheres to the COREQ guidelines for qualitative studies. Reflexive thematic analysis produced subthemes which informed three main themes and an identified core meaning of Social Capital. The three main themes were Togetherness and teamwork, Positivity, and Gratitude for Recovery Camp. Based on these findings, canvas art has revealed that shared experiences during a therapeutic recreation camp were positive and connecting. Social capital was created and bridged at Recovery Camp through teamwork and prosocial attitudes. Gratitude has also been disclosed by participants for their shared positive experience.

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The Synergy of the Social Justice and Inclusive Leisure Continuum

Frías

Dattilo²

2020

Int J Sociol Leis

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Flourishing through Leisure Practice Model, Capabilities Approach, and MacIntyre’s Theory of Flourishing: Compatible and Interrelated

Cited by 4 publications

References 17 publications

Leisure Participation for Mental Health Promotion in Later Life: A Six-Year Longitudinal Study

Leisure Participation for Mental Health Promotion in Later Life: A Six-Year Longitudinal Study

Using an arts‐based approach to explore the building of social capital at a therapeutic recreation camp

The Synergy of the Social Justice and Inclusive Leisure Continuum

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