… for individual and couple functioning when facing child-related stressors. Through … , parents
can not only overcome the stressor but grow together as a couple. Promoting dyadic coping …

… inform dyadic interventions, additional research is needed to first understand couple resilience
and dyadic coping after … couples' resiliency and dyadic coping after miscarriage, including …

… and counsellors working with bereaved parents. First, psychological interventions should
be offered on a dyadic level for couples coping with the death of a child. In a safe context, such …

… , when partners experience stress, they resort to individual and dyadic coping strategies as
… relationship and “dyadic coping is used most often after individual coping efforts have been …

… the items for the parent-child relationship, which covered four sub dimensions of dyadic coping
(… my father/mother/child when I am not doing well or when I have problems,” and “I tell my …

… function as an important and positive marital resource in parents’ dyadic adjustment following
the loss of a child. In a review of different coping strategies in men and women, Stroebe (…

… examined the role of the couple’s dyadic coping. Dyadic coping refers to the extent to
which partners deal with a stressor, like pediatric cancer, as a dyad (Bodenmann, 1995). Both …

… ’s attributes and behavior is the independent factor; and children … parent-child relationship
following loss section to The influence of the parent on children’s adjustment to loss section. …

… Speechlessness and the avoidance of expression of emotions have functions that serve
psychological and dyadic coping, which the therapist should recognize and take into account in …

… Using data collected from 144 bereaved parent–child dyads, this study … parents and parentally
bereaved children impact the parent–child relationship following spousal/parental death. …