Handbook for working with children and youth pathways to resilience across cultures and contexts
Children navigate their ways to health through a variety of culturally embedded routes. This volume draws together experts in related fields of study to report on both quantitative & qualitative studies from psychology, social work, psychiatry nursing, education, criminology, child & youth c...
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Thousand Oaks :
Sage Publications
c2005.
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| Edición: | 1st ed |
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009799081706719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Foreword
- Introduction: Resilience Across Cultures and Contexts
- Part I - Theoretical Perspectives
- Chapter 1 - Children's Risk, Resilience, and Coping in Extreme Situations
- Chapter 2 - Culture and Ethnic Identity in Family Resilience: Dynamic Processes in Trauma and Transformation of Indigenous People
- Chapter 3 - Lessons Learned from Poor African American Youth: Resilient Strengths in Coping with Adverse Environments
- Chapter 4 - Gendered Adaptations, Resilience, and the Perpetration of Violence
- Chapter 5 - The Theory of Resilience and Its Application to Street Children in the Minority and Majority World
- Chapter 6 - Beyond Resilience: Blending Wellness and Liberation in the Helping Professions
- Chapter 7 - Community-Based Child Welfare for Aboriginal Children: Supporting Resilience through Structural Change
- Chapter 8 - Beetles, Bullfrogs, and Butterflies: Contributions of Natural Environment to Childhood Development and Resilience
- Part II - Methodological Challenges in Resilience Research
- Chapter 9 - Methodological Challenges in the Study of Resilience
- Chapter 10 - Qualitative Resilience Research: Contributions and Risks
- Chapter 11 - Psychosocial Health in Youth: An International Perspective
- Chapter 12 - Resilience and Weil-Being in Developing Countries
- Chapter 13 - The International Resilience Project: A Mixed-Methods Approach to the Study of Resilience across Cultures
- Part III - Intervening across Cultures and Contexts
- Chapter 14 - Israeli Youth Cope with Terror: Vulnerability and Resilience
- Chapter 15 - Overcoming Adversity with Children Affected by HIV/AIDS in the Indigenous South African Cultural Context
- Chapter 16 - Bent But not Broken: Exploring Queer Youth Resilience.
- Chapter 17 - Psychosocial Functioning of Children from Monogamous and Polygamous Families: Implications for Practice
- Chapter 18 - Strengthening Families and Communities: System Building for Resilience
- Chapter 19 - Professional Discourse of Social Workers Working with at-Risk Young People in Hong Kong: Risk or Resilience?
- Chapter 20 - Resilient Youth in North East India: The Role of Faith-Based Organizations in Communities Affected by Violence
- Chapter 21 - Alternative Approaches to Promoting the Health and Weil-Being of Children: Accessing Community Resources to Support Resilience
- Chapter 22 - Respecting Aboriginal Families: Pathways to Resilience in Custom Adoption and Family Group Conferencing
- Chapter 23 - Social and Cultural Roots of Russian Youth Resilience: Interventions by the State, Society, and the Family
- Chapter 24 - Intercepts of Resilience and Systems of Care
- Chapter 25 - Youth Civic Engagement: Promise and Peril
- Chapter 26 - Resilience in the Palestinian Occupied Territories
- Chapter 27 - Resiliency and Young African Canadian Males
- Chapter 28 - Violence Prevention Programming in Colombia: Challenges in Project Design and Fidelity
- Author Index
- Subject Index
- About the Contributors.
