Sustainable Growth Criteria for Well-being

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This workshop explores the significance of sustainable growth in achieving well-being through sustainable lifestyles. Paul Burger from the University of Basel discusses the criteria for sustainable living, societal values, and addressing scarcity and fragility for future generations.

  • Sustainability
  • Well-being
  • Workshop
  • Sustainable Growth
  • Lifestyles

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  1. A Note to Facilitators

  2. Session Overview

  3. Mental Health in Rural Communities: The example of the Midwest dairy farmer

  4. Objectives

  5. Team Readiness Quiz

  6. Team Readiness Quiz

  7. Team Readiness Quiz

  8. Team Readiness Quiz

  9. Team Readiness Quiz

  10. Team Readiness Quiz

  11. Team Readiness Quiz

  12. Team Readiness Quiz

  13. Team Readiness Quiz

  14. Team Readiness Quiz

  15. Team Readiness Quiz

  16. Team Readiness Quiz

  17. Team Readiness Quiz

  18. Mental Health in Rural Communities: The example of the Midwest dairy farmer

  19. Team Activity

  20. Team Activity What symptoms of stress were identified? What specific functions and activities could the family have done that may have changed the outcome? Who within this family could make this happen? What barriers do you think the family could have in making these identified changes? What role could you have in assisting this family?

  21. Discussion

  22. Social Charge

  23. Evaluation

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