From: Conceptualising public mental health: development of a conceptual framework for public mental health
Individual | Family | Community | Structural |
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Trauma & adversity | Family dynamics | Systems & services | Broad factors |
Adverse childhood experiences | Attachment | Health & social care | (In)equality & (in)equity |
Adulthood trauma | Parenting | Public & community services | Climate change |
Bullying | Family connectivity | Criminal justice system | Displacement |
Physical & psychological health | Extended family relationships | Social environment | Industry |
Genetics & biological factors | Discord & conflict | Social support & networks | Commercial factors |
Prenatal & perinatal factors | Family structure | Social inclusion & cohesion | Media &Â advertising |
Physical health | Caring responsibilities | Civic engagement | Government & political |
Health behaviours | Intergenerational (dis)advantage | Mental health awareness | Economic conditions |
Life experiences & opportunities | Household composition | Geographic & physical environment | Government policies & legislation |
Life transitions | Marriage, civil & domestic partnerships | North–South divide | The welfare system |
Migration | Â | Built & natural environment | Political structures & climate |
Hobbies & leisure time | Â | Urban/ rural/ remote differences | Global politics & events |
Identity | Â | Neighbourhood deprivation | Norms & rights |
Ethnicity & culture | Â | Community safety | Discrimination & stigma |
Gender, sex, gender identity &Â sexual orientation | Â | Â | Social & cultural norms |
Religion, spirituality & faith | Â | Â | Human rights & social justice |
Personal traits | Â | Â | Â |
Resilience | Â | Â | Â |
Sense of self | Â | Â | Â |
Personal aspirations & ambitions | Â | Â | Â |
Individual autonomy | Â | Â | Â |
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Housing | Â | Â | Â |
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Employment | Â | Â | Â |