Skip to content

Practical Health Psychology

Kutatások gyakorlati alkalmazásba fordítása, egyszerre csak egy blog közzététele

  • About
  • Blogs
  • E-book
  • Szerkesztő bizottság
  • Előírások
    • A blog kiírások szerzőinek
    • A nemzeti szerkesztőknek
  • Kapcsolat
  • Subscribe

Practical Health Psychology

Kutatások gyakorlati alkalmazásba fordítása, egyszerre csak egy blog közzététele

Toggle menu
Practical Health Psychology

Category: Social Support

2023-12-112025-11-04Goal setting, Physical activity, Social Support

“Fancy a wee walk?” – Dyadic behaviour change support for walking after stroke

By Stephan Dombrowski, University of New Brunswick, Canada Walking away from death Walking is one of the most basic forms of human movement and is associated with a plethora of health benefits. Evidence suggests that those who walk more, are […]

Read more
2021-08-242025-11-04Social Support, Stress and Coping

How new insights into stress can help calm the worried mind

Bart Verkuil, Department of Clinical Psychology, Leiden University, The Netherlands and PEP Group, Noordwijk, The Netherlands. “What if I get infected and end up in the hospital?” “What if I can’t pay my bills in a few months?” “What effect […]

Read more
2021-05-042025-11-04Communication, Incentives, Motivation, Social Support

How to support patients to lose weight and better manage their type 2 diabetes

By Leah Avery, Teesside University, UK. Type 2 diabetes was previously considered a progressive condition, with an inevitable need for insulin therapy, however lifestyle behavioural change research challenges this pessimistic prognosis. As prevalence of type 2 diabetes continues to increase, […]

Read more
2019-05-292025-11-04Social Support

Telling stories about caring for others

By Irina Todorova, Health Psychology Research Center in Sofia, Bulgaria Taking care of aging loved ones, who are perhaps in frail health, can be a complicated and confusing experience that is both gratifying and frustrating. Medical science is helping people […]

Read more
2018-05-102025-11-04Interventions, Social Support

Move more, sit less at work: let’s not sit to talk about it

By Stuart Biddle, University of Southern Queensland, Australia I’m writing this blog on Valentine’s Day! The health promotion charity in Australia, Bluearth, has produced some amusing videos encouraging you to use your chair less by ‘breaking up with your chair’ […]

Read more
2018-01-072025-11-04Interventions, Social Support

Social support and health behavior: How to move from well-intentioned to skilled support

By Urte Scholz, University of Zurich and Gertraud (Turu) Stadler, University of Aberdeen Social support seems to be an exclusively positive thing. What can be bad about a little help? Having someone who cooks healthy meals when you try to […]

Read more

Search:

Language

Magyar HU English EN Bahasa Indonesia ID Bahasa Melayu MY български BG 中文 ZH Croatian HR Český CZ Dansk DA Deutsch DE Español ES Français FR Ελλάδα GR עברית HE Italiano IT 日本語 JA Korean KR latviešu valoda LV lietuvių kalba LT Nederlands NL Norsk, Bokmål NO Polski PL Português PT Română RO Русский RU Slovenský SK Suomi FI Svenska SV Türkçe TR Українська UK

Categories:

  • Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
  • Assessment
  • Behavioural theory
  • Cancer
  • Communication
  • Covid
  • E-health
  • Fear
  • Financial Incentives
  • Goal setting
  • Habit
  • Illness representation
  • Incentives
  • Interventions
  • Medication adherence
  • Mental Health
  • Mental Imagery
  • Motivation
  • Patient engagement
  • Physical activity
  • Planning
  • Public Health
  • Self-regulation
  • Smoking cessation
  • Social Support
  • Stress and Coping
© 2026 Practical Health Psychology. Proudly powered by Sydney Pro

Practical Health Psychology

Kutatások gyakorlati alkalmazásba fordítása, egyszerre csak egy blog közzététele

Close menu
  • About
  • Blogs
  • E-book
  • Szerkesztő bizottság
  • Előírások
    • A blog kiírások szerzőinek
    • A nemzeti szerkesztőknek
  • Kapcsolat
  • Subscribe

Subscribe

Sign up today to get notified whenever a new blog post is published!

And don’t worry, we hate spam too! You can unsubscribe at anytime.

You’ve been successfully subscribed to our newsletter!