Operationalizing Family Resilience: A Methodological Strategy

Haan, Laura De; Hawley, Dale R.; Deal, James E.

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“…Still another definition cited in Hawley and DeHaan (1996, p. 284) is that it is ''the power or ability to return to original form or position after being bent, compressed, or stretched, as well as the ability to overcome adversity, survive stress and rise above disadvantages''. Hawley and DeHaan (cited in DeHaan, Hawley & Deal, 2002) defines resilience as the path the family follows as it adapts and prospers in the face of stress. Doing so in unique ways, these depend on the context, developmental level, the interactive combinations and protective factors and the family's shared outlook.…”

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Resilience in Families that have Experienced Heart-Related Trauma

Greeff

Wentworth

2009

Curr Psychol

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STATEMENT I, the undersigned, hereby declare that the work contained in this assignment is my own original work and that I have not previously in its entirety or in part submitted it at any university for a degree. ……………………….. ……………………… Signature Date ii ABSTRACTThe current study was aimed at expanding on and understanding the adaptation and adjustment mechanisms used by families in the wake of heart-related trauma, as a means of providing information that reveals and supports the family's own abilities, capabilities and resilience. The theoretical framework of this study was the Resiliency Model of Family Stress, Adjustment and Adaptation (McCubbin & Thompson, 1991). The focus of this study is on the existing and new resources (including social support), the situation appraisal (including the family schema) and the problem solving and coping aspects of the family. This focus represents the paradigmatic shift from a pathological view of a family to a salutogenic view.Family resilience factors were collected through the self-report questionnaires and an open ended questionnaire, which were completed by the family member who experienced the heartrelated trauma. Results indicated that family time and routines appeared to be a key process for mediating family adaptation, as well as parent-child togetherness and family chores. Ander sleutelprosesse wat geïdentifiseer is en positief verband hou met gesinsaanpassing, is sosiale ondersteuning, gesinsgehardheid, en die herformulering van probleemsituasies. Die identifisering van kern gesinsprosesse kan bydra tot die herstel en opbou van gesinne in krisisse. In die Suid-Afrikaanse konteks kan hierdie kennis gebruik word om intervensies te beplan vir gesinne met 'n lid wat 'n kardiovaskulêre siekte het.iv CONTENTS

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Resilience in Families that have Experienced Heart-Related Trauma

Greeff

Wentworth

2009

Curr Psychol

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“…Family as a complex and open system, when a crisis is directly experienced by a family member, the wellbeing and adjustment of all individuals within the family depends on the ongoing negotiation between the vulnerability caused by the stressful events encountered, and the shielding and safeguarding mechanism afforded by the family (De Hann, Hawley, & Deal, 2002). It, therefore, naturally follows that the family and the individual's welfare and resilience are mutually affecting each other (Parchment, Small, Osuji, McKay, & Bhana, 2016).…”

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An Actor-Partner Interdependence Model on Family Resilience and Subjective Wellbeing

Neo¹,

Chang²,

Fung³

2016

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In times of crisis the family often react together as a unit of response, as though a combat unit. The concept of family resilience has been identified as a coping resource for the family unit even if the crisis affected only one individual of the family. Family resilience works in concert with individual psychological resilience to protect the individual from excess negative impact and to improve positive outcomes such as subjective wellbeing. However, the impact of family resilience on the adaptive outcome is far more complex than individual resilience. The present study aims to identify the internal dynamics between the individual actor and her familial partner, using the Actor-Partner Interdependence Model. A total of 38 family dyads, each pair consisted of a hospital nurse and one of her family members participated in the present study. Among them are 49 females and 27 males, with mean age of 40.62 years old. The nurses were recruited from two major public hospitals that admitted patients and patients suspected of being infected with an infectious disease during a pandemic out-break. The family members were 2 parents, 24 spouse, 6 siblings, and 6 children of the nurses. Main effects of actor's resilience and partner's resilience, as well as interaction effect between actor's and partner's resilience, on actor's subjective wellbeing, were found. This suggests interdependence effects of individual's resilience and the other party's wellbeing. Results indicated that the 1) the multifaceted-multi-processed family resilience affects the individual outcomes in different ways: Family resilience of familial process and function showed only actor effect on individual subjective wellbeing, family resilience of shared beliefs and emotional regulation however showed actor and partner effects and with the partner showed higher effect. 2) The hypothesis on interdependence effects was supported for the family resilience dimensions of meaning-making and emotional regulation.

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“…Si bien existe poca investigación desarrollada específicamente desde el marco teórico de la resiliencia familiar (De Haan et al, 2002), comienzan a visualizarse hallazgos congruentes que apuntan hacia una dirección común. las investigaciones cualitativas han mostrado procesos específicos de resiliencia familiar según el contexto abordado, pero también procesos transversales.…”

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“…Sin importar si es individual o familiar, la resiliencia es siempre contextual e histórica. aunque este componente procesual de la resiliencia ha sido permanentemente enfatizado (De Haan, Hawley & Deal, 2002;Rutter, 2007), continúa aplicándose en la práctica una búsqueda de aquella "cualidad intrínseca" a la persona, que explica sus resultados extraordinarios bajo estrés.…”

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“…Un período de reorganización: donde una familia se reconstruye hasta o sobre el nivel de funcionamiento anterior a la crisis. Sin embargo, también es posible que un sistema familiar no se recupere del período de desorganización, llevando a su desintegración (De Haan et al, 2002). en la figura 2 se muestran trayectorias posibles de funcionamiento familiar antes, durante y posterior a la crisis.…”

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Resiliencia Familiar: un enfoque de investigación e intervención con familias multiproblemáticas

Gómez¹,

Kotliarenco²

2010

RevPsicología

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Resumen en este artículo se presenta el concepto resiliencia familiar, revisando sus antecedentes históricos, desarrollos actuales y posibles aplicaciones en el campo de la intervención clínica, psicosocial y de salud con familias altamente vulnerables. este enfoque permite articular los aportes teóricos y empíricos de campos hasta ahora inconexos, como las ciencias del desarrollo, la terapia familiar y la intervención biopsicosocial con familias y niños vulnerables. Se distingue entre el riesgo crónico, la crisis significativa o la tensión familiar, en cuya presencia se activan procesos de resiliencia diferentes. la resiliencia familiar se define como el conjunto de procesos de reorganización de significados y comportamientos que activa una familia sometida a estrés para recuperar y mantener niveles óptimos de funcionamiento y bienestar, equilibrando sus recursos y necesidades familiares. Quedan numerosos aspectos metodológicos que resolver, como evaluar familias integralmente, la necesidad de estudios longitudinales y de investigación especialmente diseñada a partir de este enfoque.Palabras Clave: resiliencia familiar, estrés familiar, crisis familiar, familias multiproblemáticas, intervención.

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Operationalizing Family Resilience: A Methodological Strategy

Cited by 55 publications

References 19 publications

Resilience in Families that have Experienced Heart-Related Trauma

Resilience in Families that have Experienced Heart-Related Trauma

An Actor-Partner Interdependence Model on Family Resilience and Subjective Wellbeing

Resiliencia Familiar: un enfoque de investigación e intervención con familias multiproblemáticas

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