The Subjectivity of Well-being in Health
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1590/0102.3772e3547Keywords:
Well-being, Pathology, Evaluation, Intersubjectivity, SubjectivityAbstract
In this paper we will illustrate the accessibility to a subjective state of well-being from two clinical situations. We will observe how these two patients, one suffered a stroke and one displaying a neurodegenerative disease, were able to overcome their handicap and deploy their creative potential, past the psychometric assessment phase.
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