… These challenges were reported to burden both partners and the couple relationship. Dyadic
adjustment benefitted from a we-perspective, ie, when couples viewed the disability as a …

… to disability adjustment. Individuals with disabilities and spouses with strong SOC indicated
better adjustment … with disability-related issues regardless of level of severity. In addition, for …

… the sense of coherence accounts for only 30% of post-traumatic growth changes in mothers
with disabled children (Adjusted R 2 … with disabled children (Adjusted R 2 = 0.143) (Table 4). …

… thoughts and feelings with each other, which helped them to adjust their expectations …
couple's problem in clinical settings and to provide counselling services that include both partners …

… adjustment among couples parenting a child with a disability who completed the PREP
curriculum. We used structural equation modeling to examine an actor–partner … within settings …

… sense of coherence than students without disabilities (Lustig and Strauser, 2008). In relation
to adjustment to disability, a sense of coherence … as well as their partners is sparse; therefore…

… self-esteem, disability adjustment, attachment styles, and … one’s partner as humble and
respectful to disability-related … for supporting individuals and couples who identify as sexual …

… found to facilitate both the adjustment to and the acceptance of disability [9]. For … partner
relationships [27] but these effects are probably most prominent early after injury. If a couple …

… by couples post-disability is adjustment to the roles, routines and lifestyles, which the … and
contained settings in which the couples can share their thoughts and feelings honestly and …

… ’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 …