This article critiques conventional health definitions, revealing limitations in mental health understanding, suggesting a transgressive model for improved clinical outcomes.
Key Points
Current definitions of health often overlook personal and cultural dimensions, limiting patient experiences.
The critique discusses major themes like wholeness and balance, illustrating their impact on mental health norms.
The proposed transgressive model emphasizes personal creativity in health and the role of imagination in clinical practice.
New concepts introduced, such as autobiology and health-diversity, aim to reshape understanding of health in clinical settings.