ISSUES OF PROPAEDEUTICS AND PSYCHOSOMATIC HEALTH MAINTENANCE (PUBLISHED WORKS OF SPECIALISTS IN VARIOUS SCIENTIFIC FIELDS)

Oleksiy Korniienko

doi:10.23856/5226

Oleksiy Korniienko Kyiv Medical University http://orcid.org/0000-0001-7014-5940

Słowa kluczowe: holistic approach, new phenomenological construct, disability, development, adaptive behavior

Abstrakt

The main purpose of prepared article is to present for psychological and pedagogical community of different countries the generalized review of specialist’s publications in related disciplines: general, social, clinical psychology and sociology on understanding the complex concepts of psychosomatic health of people of all ages. Appropriate analysis of these complex phenomena from the standpoint of internal picture of health and disease, dynamic transition states (norms, pre-disease and disease) will be appropriate. A holistic approach in assessment, prevention, treatment of psychosocial health should be central in the detailed consideration of the announced article topic. The disease / health continuum model with premature death at one end and high health at the other is one of article working issues of the which will be revealed with the inclusion of accurate visual drawings. The principal attention of the author’s article in revealing essence of the concept of “Mental health” in J. Matarazo’s publications as an alternative to the prevailing direction in clinical psychology and psychiatry “Mental illness” in terms of diagnosis, prevention, treatment of people of different ages.

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