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Does sport improve global functioning and well-being in patients with mental disorders?
Does sport improve global functioning and well-being in patients with mental disorders?
Sport is a flexible, well-tolerated model for psychiatric rehabilitation that improves physical and mental well-being across all phases of illness.
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May support sport in psychiatric rehabilitation; hypothesis-generating and should not yet change practice.
The principal goal of psychiatric rehabilitation is to improve the global functioning of a person who suffer from a mental disorder. New emerging groups of patients meet difficult to attend to a rehabilitation program. Sport represents a new flexible model that can be used in psychiatric rehabilitation. Sport improves physical health and well being, increases sociality, increases self-efficacy and self-esteem. It is well accepted and well tolerated by the patients, too. Its use goes over the chronic phase of illness (typical target of rehabilitation) and it extends to the post-acute and pre acute phase, too.
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