… disabled children in Bushehr. The results of the analysis indicate that the sense of coherence
… -traumatic growth changes in mothers with disabled children (Adjusted R 2 = 0.33). Also, …

… strategies to support partners’ positive adjustment to their … was shown to heavily affect
couples, their relational dynamics… care recipient’s disability levels were instead expected to be …

… couples in this study to support one another. They found it particularly helpful to share their
thoughts and feelings with each other, which helped them to adjust … from their partners, but …

… National Society of Neurologically Disabled Persons. Contact … Four (4.3%) of the couples
were divorced but these partners … important role coaching the partners how to cope and adjust …

… the impact which the disability had had on their sense of coherence, aspirations and purpose
as a … In our case both the individuals with disability and their partners had to adjust to the …

… relation to adjustment to disability, a sense of coherence has been described not only as a
positive predictor of the adjustment process (Lustig et al., 2000) but also as an … their partners …

… facilitate both the adjustment to and the acceptance of disability [9]… a partner to having a
partner, from having a partner to no … If a couple together can manage the challenges of the acute …

… by couples post-disability is adjustment to the roles, routines and lifestyles, which the … of a
chronic illness, to establish their sense of coherence, stability and order. According to Williams …

… Of the carers in this study, 54.2% were the spouse/couple of … The adjusted model for BI
explained more than half of the … were mainly displayed by non-partner carers, and by carers with …

… ’s adjustment (ie, promotive factors) or buffer relations between adverse experiences and …
childbearing couples supported this idea: Couples with a greater sense of coherence were …