Well-being Domains Potential Intervention Considerations & Potential Barriers
Individual Facilitating positive health behaviours (including dietary changes \citep{Opie_2015,Singh_2017,Owen_2017}, increasing physical activity levels \cite{Warburton_2006} , improving sleep cycles  \citep{Kato2009}, smoking cessation, minimal alcohol consumption \citep*{Room_2005}. Difficulties associated with behaviour change \cite{Sheeran_2002}. Sociostructural issues (e.g. SES, inequality, community cohesion) will impact on capacity to engage fully in positive health behaviours [REF?].
Positive psychology activities including 'three good things' writing, gratitude visits, strengths-based activities, meditation, logotherapy (to build meaning & purpose) Individual theories relating to psychological wellbeing (Seligman, Ryff, Diener) suggest that wellbeing may be increased even in people living with chronic conditions; suitability of activities will depend on patient group to which therapy is directed, e.g. XXX [REF].                
Reminiscence therapy to stimulate the senses
Community Group-based positive psychotherapy XXX
Animal assisted therapy May increase instances of arousal and distraction; though this does not necessarily interfere with concentration levels \citep*{Gocheva_2018}. Concern surrounding cost-effectiveness; especially in instances of Equine involvement \citep*{Charry_S_nchez_2018}
Choir XXX