‘It’s Home for now’: Sense of Home Among Emerging Adults in Permanent Supportive Housing Through the Lens of Ontological Security Theory

IF 2.6 3区 心理学 Q1 FAMILY STUDIES Emerging Adulthood Pub Date : 2024-08-24 DOI:10.1177/21676968241278932
Tara Milligan, Keely Resing, Danielle Maude Littman, Kimberly Bender, Laura Coddington
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Not often implemented with emerging adults (18 – 25 years), permanent supportive housing (PSH) is an intervention which aims to support transitions from chronic housing insecurity. Ontological security theory (OST) -- a sense of being whole and alive on a continuous spectrum – serves as a lens to understand this transition. Through longitudinal surveys using semi-structured interview questions, emerging adults living in PSH ( N = 28) in western Colorado described their relationship to the concept of ‘home’ through an OST lens. We found that time in one place as well as emerging adults being able to ponder ‘what’s next’ served as key elements to defining home as well as trust in other residents and staff, consistent policies, a positive sense of safety, and control also impacted residents’ experiences. These findings offer insight into how PSH service providers may support residents and promote OST during unique developmental phases of emerging adulthood.
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暂时是家":从本体论安全理论的角度看永久性支持性住房中新成人的家国情怀
永久支持性住房(PSH)是一种旨在支持从长期住房无保障中过渡的干预措施,但并不经常在新成人(18 - 25 岁)中实施。本体安全理论(OST)--在一个连续的光谱上的完整感和生命感--是理解这种过渡的一个视角。通过使用半结构化访谈问题进行纵向调查,居住在科罗拉多州西部 PSH 的新兴成年人(28 人)通过 OST 透视镜描述了他们与 "家 "概念的关系。我们发现,在一个地方生活的时间以及新兴成年人能够思考 "下一步是什么 "是定义 "家 "的关键因素,此外,对其他居民和工作人员的信任、一致的政策、积极的安全感和控制力也影响着居民的体验。这些发现为 PSH 服务提供者如何在新兴成人的独特发展阶段为居民提供支持和促进 OST 提供了启示。
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