Psychosocial Wellbeing of the Students with Limited Opportunities of Health Studying at the University

In article being considered the problem of psychosocial wellbeing of students with limited opportunities of health connected with development of inclusive education at the higher school. It is offered to consider psychosocial wellbeing of students in the context of process of their professional self-determination and to consider features of psychosocial wellbeing of the students with limited opportunities of health getting to educational space of the university. The psychosocial wellbeing is considered as a dynamic state, need of development of a technique of its research, taking into account stages of educational process is stated. The flight base for development of a technique offers tools of the realized monitoring of social and psychological wellbeing (n=846, the students of 10 universities studying in inclusive groups). In order, that the student with limited opportunities of health steadily experienced feeling of psychosocial wellbeing, it is necessary that the inclusive group and the educational environment were safe, comfortable and having all necessary resources for self-realization.

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