The population of sub-Saharan children and adolescents is substantial and growing. Even
though most of this population is vulnerable, there is no comprehensive understanding of …

The study and use of resilience is of the utmost importance to psychodynamic psychiatry. It is
deeply ingrained in ideas about well-being and the treatment and care of patients. However …

Although the literature on positive adjustment following traumatic events is growing, only a
few studies have examined this phenomenon in young refugees. Using the social-ecological …

This article argues for an expansion of the focus on resilience as a characteristic of the
individual to one of resilience as a familial and intergenerational experience. Drawing upon …

Background The resilience of sub-Saharan children and youth to abuse and neglect is
under-researched. In particular, the multisystemic and contextually sensitive nature of their …

The present study examined how stress reactions after traumatic events influence subjective
well-being (SWB) via the indirect effect of posttraumatic growth (PTG) in two samples of …

The construct of resilience has been of interest to social scientists for several decades, with
a range of definitions describing traits, contexts, and processes of growth. Research with …

The dominant paradigm guiding mental health professionals responding to major disasters
is the field of'disaster mental health', which historically focused more on psychological …

As psychological resilience has been increasingly recognized as contextually constructed,
mixed methods studies that map out local ecologies of resilience have become increasingly …

As clinical-psychological scientists and practitioners increasingly work with diverse
populations of traumatized people, it becomes increasingly important to attend to cultural …