1. Choices in Health Promotion Strategy: A social science perspective Dr Sebastian Garman

2. Choices for Health Promotion (b)Provoking Agents(c)Coping and Chronicity Factors (a)Vulnerability FactorsOnsetOutcome Figure 1 Point of Intervention

3. Choices for Health Promotion Biological -----------------------eg vulnerability factors Psychological ------------------eg provoking agents Social Psychological ----------eg coping strategies Social ---------------------------eg caring arrangements Political or Policy ------------eg barrier dismantling

4. Behaviour change model sees the aetiology as lying within the risky behaviours of individuals Individuals seen as deficient Action Strategy Examples

5. Empowerment models Individual focused Group focused Examples

6. Community-oriented models emphasis is placed on groups, group norms and community structures Examples Case study

7. Socially transformatory models Focus on social change and justice affected communities to be supported in ways that promote social justice. Examples Case studies

8. The case of tobacco Cessation Assistance Public Education Social Marketing Smoking ban Taxation

9. Lessons learned