Resilience Training for Functioning Adults: Program Description and Preliminary Findings from a Pilot Investigation

Date

2010

Authors

Schiraldi, Glenn R.
Brown, Stephen L.
Jackson, Theresa K.
Jordan, Jessica B.

Journal Title

Journal ISSN

Volume Title

Publisher

International Journal of Emergency Mental Health

Abstract

It has previously been asserted that the construct of resilience holds great promise for diverse high-risk populations and that resilience may be an attribute that can be acquired through training. A rich body of literature suggests the strengths that comprise resilience. This paper describes a resilience training program based upon the identified strengths of resilience and provides additional preliminary data from a pilot investigation which lend support to the idea that resilience can be acquired through training. Suggestions for future research are provided. [International Journal of Emergency Mental Health, 2010, 12(2), pp. 117-130].

Description

The article was originally published in the International Journal of Emergency Mental Health

Keywords

resilience, mental health, intervention

Citation

Schiraldi, G. R., Jackson, T. K., Brown, S. L., & Jordan, J. B. (2010). Resilience Training for Functioning Adults: Program Description and Preliminary Findings From a Pilot Investigation. International Journal of Emergency Mental Health, 12 (2). 117-129. 4