Health-promoting (salutogenesis) program for adolescents with moyamoya disease.
*GRR: Generalized Resistance Resources**SOC: Sense of CoherenceSessions 2 to 4 were group discussions that focused on emotional support (sharing experiences on the positive impact of social support), interaction (sharing experiences with medical staff, self-help groups, etc.), and stress management (personal stress management methods, sharing experiences of problem-solving). During group discussions, the participants were asked to discuss their experiences on the selected topic. In addition, as a relaxation therapy for stress management, abdominal breathing was taught and performed together, after which, individual counseling and education were conducted in three sessions. The necessary resources for solving problems related to family, friends, opposite sex, career path, and self were provided, and a plan was formulated to promote health promotion behaviors. All the programs were conducted by the neurosurgery nurse and an assistant nurse who had been trained in this study assisted with the program.