David Hood
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David Hood
Driven by ultra-capitalistic incentives, the incessant pursuit of productivity and perfection combined with external, never-ending stimuli results in burnout and anxiety, the symptoms of an overloaded nervous system.
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The potential for hemp (a strain of Cannabis sativa) as a building material has been known for centuries, because it is a material that combines fast cultivation with strength.
But more recently its ability to capture more than twice its own weight in carbon – twice as fast as traditional forestry – has come into focus. By some estimates, hemp can c... See more
But more recently its ability to capture more than twice its own weight in carbon – twice as fast as traditional forestry – has come into focus. By some estimates, hemp can c... See more
‘It’s almost carbon-negative’: how hemp became a surprise building material
PULSAR Manual
monash.eduThe term recovery as a specific concept in mentalhealth care was coined over 20 years ago and hasa long history in Victorian Mental Health Services.Recovery was first formally recognized in the AustralianNational Mental Health Strategy in the 2003 – 2008National Mental Health Plan1 . The Victorian (in 20112 )and Commonwealth (in 20133 ) Governments releasedframework documents aimed at facilitating thedevelopment of evidence-based recovery orientedmental health services with a focus on ‘personal’recovery. From 2014 forwards a new Mental Health Actin Victoria supports a recovery oriented approach.Preamble to the Australian PULSAR Project
BACKGROUND PAPER: Public health and social determinants ...
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Individual & Collective Determinants of Mental Health
Early explorations of models depicting Social Determinants of Health
Linking Water Services and Human Well-Being Through the Fundamental Human Needs Framework: The Case of India