Resilience and bereaved children: helping a child to develop a resilient mind-set following the death of a parent1
This chapter examines a variety of factors that can help a bereaved child to develop a resilient mind-set. These interrelated factors come from within the individual child, their parents, and their community. This chapter discusses resilience in relation to children with a focus on the cognitive processes involved in building a resilient mind-set and identifies the spectrum of risk factors that can complicate a child's response to a parental death.
Keywords: bereaved child, resilient mind-set, cognitive processes, parental death, resilience in children
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