Many children are resilient despite dysfunctional families and communities. Resilience theory and research describe families’ positive impact on children’s resilience, yet it can often be challenging to identify these factors in children’s multi-problem families. Strategies for enhancing family resilience can strengthen the family treatment approaches that are commonly used to help children. This paper explains how family resilience influences children\u27s resilience and applies this knowledge to a case example of a struggling family. It proposes methods for identifying and enhancing family protective factors that support children’s resilience
While much theorizing and research has been conducted on family resilience, the concepts and theorie...
A review of the international research literature on family resilience shows that processes that ope...
Abstraction: This research is focusing on psychological resilience, not only from the general point ...
Many children are resilient despite dysfunctional families and communities. Resilience theory and re...
This commentary outlines the strengths of the resilience-based family therapy approach. It describe...
Families comprise the primary context for a child’s development. As the composition of the family sy...
This paper examines a model of resilience and provides a fictional case example from the classical m...
The psychological researches more often analyze not the risk factors, but protective factors for chi...
A family is a primary institution in the society which has dynamic system, and it frequently proceed...
The concept of resiliency, or how young people thrive in the face of adversity, brings a positive fo...
Although there is extensive literature on the risks faced by families dealing with cumulative challe...
Using grounded theory, this study identified factors that contributed to children’s ability to utili...
The construct, family resilience, has been defined and applied very differently by those who are pri...
Although studies on resilience have increased in recent years, there is scarce evidence of family re...
Family resilience is a dynamic process in the family to make positive adaptations to the danger from...
While much theorizing and research has been conducted on family resilience, the concepts and theorie...
A review of the international research literature on family resilience shows that processes that ope...
Abstraction: This research is focusing on psychological resilience, not only from the general point ...
Many children are resilient despite dysfunctional families and communities. Resilience theory and re...
This commentary outlines the strengths of the resilience-based family therapy approach. It describe...
Families comprise the primary context for a child’s development. As the composition of the family sy...
This paper examines a model of resilience and provides a fictional case example from the classical m...
The psychological researches more often analyze not the risk factors, but protective factors for chi...
A family is a primary institution in the society which has dynamic system, and it frequently proceed...
The concept of resiliency, or how young people thrive in the face of adversity, brings a positive fo...
Although there is extensive literature on the risks faced by families dealing with cumulative challe...
Using grounded theory, this study identified factors that contributed to children’s ability to utili...
The construct, family resilience, has been defined and applied very differently by those who are pri...
Although studies on resilience have increased in recent years, there is scarce evidence of family re...
Family resilience is a dynamic process in the family to make positive adaptations to the danger from...
While much theorizing and research has been conducted on family resilience, the concepts and theorie...
A review of the international research literature on family resilience shows that processes that ope...
Abstraction: This research is focusing on psychological resilience, not only from the general point ...