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Navigating contested terrain: How place meanings shape health after homelessness
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• Lack of alternative housing forces residents to accept harmful institutional control. • Staff relationships and institutional policies mediate place interpretations. • Identical apartment features create sanctuary or cell depending on trauma history. • Place can function as both an enabling and a risk environment simultaneously. • Health outcomes depend on how structural constraints meet personal experiences.
Keywords:
Homelessness
Permanent supported housing
Place
Social determinants of health
Trauma-informed care
Environmental agency
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