In contexts of high levels of structural disadvantage, such as South Africa, resilience among
children and youth becomes increasingly important to buffer children and youth from the …

The pernicious effects of poverty contribute to significant mental and physical health
disparities. Though much research highlights co** as a means of interrupting stress …

The purpose of the present study is to investigate how well co** styles, social support,
relational self-construal, and resilience characteristics predict first year university students' …

Extant theories of resilience, or the process of adjusting well to adversity, privilege the voices
of minority-world young people. Consequently, the resilience of marginalized, majority-world …

Decolonial approaches consider modernity in terms of its inherent “dark side”, coloniality:
ways of thinking, feeling, and being associated with European global domination. We apply …

Despite growing understanding of resilience as a process associated with both individual
capacities and physical and relational resources located in social ecologies, most …

The resilience literature is increasingly drawing attention to formal service provision as a
means for social ecologies to support children's and youths' positive adjustment to …

This study explores the phenomenological experience of the transmitted trauma legacies of
Jewish-Israeli Holocaust descendants and their self-perceived sense of vulnerability and …

This aim of this article is to account for the resilience of adolescents who are challenged by
structural disadvantage and to highlight that how adolescent resilience is accounted for …

This study aims to describe children's mental health conditions in the time of COVID-19 and
its associations with the risk factor (media exposure) and the protective factor (family …