psychosocially
Regarding psychological-social factors
Psychosocially describes something in terms of both psychological and social factors—how individual mental states interact with social environment.
The term appears in clinical and academic contexts: The intervention addresses patients psychosocially, not just medically.
Children who are psychosocially disadvantaged face compounding challenges.
Curative mental treatment
- counselingProfessional guidance for problems
- psychotherapyTreatment through guided conversation
- depressionProlonged low state
- anxietyPersistent apprehensive distress
trauma · resilience · recovery · wellness · stigma · self-care · mindfulness · psychiatric
Collective of connected people
- cultureCollective social practices
- normsExpected behavioral standards
- valuesPrinciples held worthwhile
- socioeconomicRelating to income and status
ethnicity · diversity · inequality · collectivism · individualism · acculturation · discrimination · marginalization
Alteration to improve fit
- adaptationFitting to new conditions
- conditioningLearned behavioral adaptation
- reinforcementAdding support or encouragement
- motivationImpetus toward a goal
socialization · modeling · conformity · roles · influence · self-regulation · maladaptive · adaptive
Links between individuals
- attachmentConnection or fondness
- bondingForming close connections
- communicationExchanging ideas or information
- empathySharing another's emotions
trust · intimacy · rapport · collaboration · friendship · connectedness · belonging · rejection
Who someone is
- maturationProcess of becoming complete
- adolescenceTeenage developmental stage
- attachmentConnection or fondness
- individuationDistinguishing one from many
self-concept · autonomy · resilience · personality · ego · differentiation · milestones · formation
therapy
Curative mental treatment
- counselingProfessional guidance for problems
- psychotherapyTreatment through guided conversation
- depressionProlonged low state
anxiety · trauma · resilience · recovery · wellness · stigma · self-care · mindfulness · psychiatric · neurosis
community
Collective of connected people
- cultureCollective social practices
- normsExpected behavioral standards
- valuesPrinciples held worthwhile
socioeconomic · ethnicity · diversity · inequality · collectivism · individualism · acculturation · discrimination · marginalization · stratification
adjustment
Alteration to improve fit
- adaptationFitting to new conditions
- conditioningLearned behavioral adaptation
- reinforcementAdding support or encouragement
motivation · socialization · modeling · conformity · roles · influence · self-regulation · maladaptive · adaptive · habits
relationships
Links between individuals
- attachmentConnection or fondness
- bondingForming close connections
- communicationExchanging ideas or information
empathy · trust · intimacy · rapport · collaboration · friendship · connectedness · belonging · rejection · isolation
identity
Who someone is
- maturationProcess of becoming complete
- adolescenceTeenage developmental stage
- attachmentConnection or fondness
individuation · self-concept · autonomy · resilience · personality · ego · differentiation · milestones · formation · life-stage
stressors
Agents causing tension
- copingManaging under strain
- burnoutChronic occupational depletion
- adaptationFitting to new conditions
trauma · crisis · strain · distress · pressure · hardship · maladjustment · adversity · overwhelm · psychosomatic
psychosociallybiologically
Pertaining to living organisms
physiologically · genetically · neurologically · biochemically · physically