Relationship between the Parenting Competence and the Family Resilience of Mothers of Infant with Disabilities

Kwon, Unnam; Park, Jaekook; Eunra, Kim

doi:10.21214/kecse.2016.16.1.109

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“…The deleterious effects of stress can be mediated when family members work together as a tight unit, share resources and exchange information to solve problems. Additionally, engaging in such actions can further reinforce the family's overall empowerment (Kwon, 2015;Lavee, 2013;Wolin & Wolin, 1993). Third, the perception or judgement factor (cC) refers to the individual family's perception and global assessment of the family stressor, accumulating family demands (aA), and family resources (bB) that can be used to cope with stress (Lavee, 2013;McCubbin & Patterson, 1982).…”

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A structural model of family empowerment for families of children with special needs

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2018

Journal of Clinical Nursing

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The study findings suggest that clinical practice and management should focus on providing efficient intervention methods to lower stress in families of children with special needs. Reinforcing factors contributing to family empowerment, such as parenting efficacy, organisation pattern and communication process, will alleviate families' stress, resulting in a positive educational and developmental impact on children with special needs.

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