• DOI:10.1080/14427591.2007.9686586
Corpus ID: 143957625

Adolf Meyer Revisited: Connections between Lifestyles, Resilience and Illness

@article{Christiansen2007AdolfMR,
  title={Adolf Meyer Revisited: Connections between Lifestyles, Resilience and Illness},
  author={C. Christiansen},
  journal={Journal of Occupational Science},
  year={2007},
  volume={14},
  pages={63 - 76}
}

C. Christiansen

Published 2007

Sociology

Journal of Occupational Science

Abstract Adolf Meyer, whose theory of psychobiology represented one of the most insightful and important approaches to understanding mental illness in the early 20th century, insisted that humans could be understood best through consideration of their activities as experienced on a daily basis and over the life course. During Meyer's era, changes were occurring at an unprecedented pace including increased cultural diversity, social upheavals and technological advances. These, in turn, were… CONTINUE READING

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