A study published in the Journal of Sickle Cell Disease by researchers at Binghamton University's Decker College of Nursing ...

How can we develop evidence‑based and cost‑effective ways to strengthen older adults' resilience and mental wellbeing? With just over 1 million euros from the Strategic Research Council, Åbo Akademi ...

The study of adult resilience is emerging as a vibrant area of research. The course of its development shares the formative qualities of most pioneering activities: a concern with definition, ...

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Guest Blogger: Carly Rodgers, M.S. There are many unforeseen events each and every one of us will experience at some point in our lives, with some individuals experiencing more than others. None of us ...

Adolescents who experience both loneliness and low resilience are much more susceptible to developing anxiety and depression as adults. It has long been known that loneliness is a risk factor in the ...

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