Award Date

5-15-2026

Degree Type

Doctoral Project

Degree Name

Occupational Therapy Doctorate

Department

Brain Health

First Committee Member

Sharon Jalene

Number of Pages

137

Abstract

Purpose

This scoping review has systematically explored and mapped the range of literature that pertains to the influences of well-being for at-risk young adult women, to inform occupational therapy practice, guide future research, and enhance the knowledge of holistic well-being.

Methodology

Four online databases, including Google Scholar, were searched to identify publications, in the past 20 years, on relevant data for at-risk women and their well-being levels. Data was tracked using a PRISMA-ScR diagram with guidance from JBI protocol.

Results

There were 39 studies that met all the inclusion criteria. The studies were categorized into the types of well-being and into the domains of the CMOP-E. The study characteristics revealed the presence of a global perspective, with articles from different parts of the world.

Conclusion

Well-being continues to be multidimensional and requires a holistic approach. The factors of well-being for at-risk women rely on having a supportive environment to participate in desired occupations and a positive relationship between physical, mental, and social health to improve overall well-being, quality of life, and life satisfaction.

Keywords

Canadian Model of Occupational Performance and Engagement; Environmental Factors; Mental Well-being; Occupational Therapy; Social Well-being

Disciplines

Medicine and Health Sciences | Occupational Therapy | Rehabilitation and Therapy

File Format

PDF

File Size

1122 KB

Degree Grantor

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Language

English

Rights

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