Titlebook: Handbook of Family Resilience; Dorothy S. Becvar Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2013 Battered Women.Bereavement.Commun

夸張

BABY

Family Resilience in the Context of High-Risk Situationsrough in-depth qualitative interviews with families who maintained and in some cases improved functioning despite their experience with multiple risk factors. The phases and corresponding family strengths are described, offering implications for clinical practice with families facing a variety of stressors.

有毒

Roads to Understanding Family Resilience: 1920s to the Twenty-First Centurynd interventions exist. Among them is individual resilience, which includes children’s resilience, hardiness, salutogenesis, and other related topics. The notion of resilience arose from a focus on children and how they functioned in relation to their early life experiences.

冷淡周邊

Operationalizing Family Resilience as Process: Proposed Methodological Strategiesretical discussion as well as empirical study (Baldwin, Baldwin, & Cole, 1990; McCubbin, 1995; Walsh, 2006). Although the construct of family resilience holds much promise, there has not been universal agreement on how to conceptualize or assess this intriguing area of study. Previously, we explored

深陷

用不完

平庸的人或物

Community-Based Practice Applications of a Family Resilience Frameworkges. How families approach and respond to their stressful conditions can foster positive adaptation, with potential for personal and relational growth for all members. In this chapter I first summarize the core practice principles of my research-informed Family Resilience Framework and identify key

不能仁慈

Resilience in Stepfamiliesh not all of these remarriages result in the formation of a stepfamily, a significant portion of them do. According to a recent study, 42 % of a national sample of US adults and more than half (52 %) of those younger than 30 had at least one steprelative (Pew Research Center, 2011). About 40 % of US

吞沒(méi)

projectile