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Archives of General Psychiatry, 1973
Secobarbital was administered to offspring of family threesomes to test the resiliency of family problem-solving processes to psychological changes in one of its members. Twenty-four families were used, half receiving 175 mg of secobarbital and the other half receiving a placebo on a double-blind basis.
D, Reiss, C, Salzman
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Secobarbital was administered to offspring of family threesomes to test the resiliency of family problem-solving processes to psychological changes in one of its members. Twenty-four families were used, half receiving 175 mg of secobarbital and the other half receiving a placebo on a double-blind basis.
D, Reiss, C, Salzman
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Building on Resiliencies of Refugee Families
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 2019This article focuses on the resiliency of refugee families and the various ways that pediatric practitioners can use and strengthen those resiliencies in the course of pediatric health care delivery. It reviews common stressors experienced by refugees, information about the concept of resilience, aspects of culturally responsive health care, and ...
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The Family Journal, 2013
Dr. Walsh is the Mose and Sylvia Firestone Professor Emerita in the School of Social Service Administration and Department of Psychiatry, Pritzker School of Medicine, at the University of Chicago. She is the codirector and cofounder of the Chicago Center for Family Health.
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Dr. Walsh is the Mose and Sylvia Firestone Professor Emerita in the School of Social Service Administration and Department of Psychiatry, Pritzker School of Medicine, at the University of Chicago. She is the codirector and cofounder of the Chicago Center for Family Health.
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2007
AbstractThis chapter examines a model of family resilience it applies to the setting of palliative care. It attempts to address a question about the characteristics of resilience in families and describes a recently developed model for understanding families in palliative care.
Talia Zaider, David Kissane
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AbstractThis chapter examines a model of family resilience it applies to the setting of palliative care. It attempts to address a question about the characteristics of resilience in families and describes a recently developed model for understanding families in palliative care.
Talia Zaider, David Kissane
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Family Resilience and the Fortunes of War
Social Work in Health Care, 2011Military families have been a subject of concern due to increasing divorce rates and child maltreatment that have been directly linked to the number and length of combat deployments. In contrast many military families show positive resilience in the wake of multiple deployments.
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Resilience in Remarried Families
South African Journal of Psychology, 2012We aimed to identify, explore and describe the resiliency factors that enable remarried families to adjust and adapt. The Resiliency Model of Family Stress, Adjustment and Adaptation was used to conceptualize the factors that contribute to the families' adaptation process.
Ottilia Brown, Juliet Robinson
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The Resilience of Families in Israel
Marriage & Family Review, 2007This article reveals the mystifying reality, enduring struggles and uncertain future facing families in Israel. The compelling literature shortage of inclusive and fair scholarly representation of the various ethnic groups in Israel inspired the focus of this work on the commonalities, including the shared sense of suffering as well as manner in which ...
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Family Resilience and Sexuality
2012Individuals and families are confronted with issues related to sexuality whether they like it or not. A topic of high significance, sexual experiences can entail pleasure and/or pain. Throughout this book there are many conceptualizations and definitions of resilience.
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Resilience in Children and Families
2016This chapter discusses resilience, defined as positive adaptation despite previous exposure to adversity. Protective factors which contribute to children’s resilience may be located within the child, the parent, the child–parent relationship, and/or the environment, including the community.
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2013
RESILIENCE IN GENERAL.-Roads to Understanding Family Resilience: 1920s to the 21st Century.- Operationalizing Family Resilience as Process: Proposed Methodological Strategies.-The Ramifications for Clinical Practice of a Focus on Family Resilience.- Facilitating Family Resilience in Clinical Practice.- Community-Based Practice Applications of a Family ...
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RESILIENCE IN GENERAL.-Roads to Understanding Family Resilience: 1920s to the 21st Century.- Operationalizing Family Resilience as Process: Proposed Methodological Strategies.-The Ramifications for Clinical Practice of a Focus on Family Resilience.- Facilitating Family Resilience in Clinical Practice.- Community-Based Practice Applications of a Family ...
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