From Resilience and Restoration to Resistance and Resource Caravans: A Developmental Framework for Advancing the Disaster Field

Behavioral activation is associated with post‐disaster mental health: Secondary longitudinal analysis from a population‐based study

“…, integrating BA-focused interventions, particularly those that tap into social support networks where feasible, may aid disaster survivors exhibiting a more symptomatic trajectory following disaster exposure in promoting a natural recovery trajectory and greater psychological well-being(Layne et al, 2021).The results of the present study are limited by several factors. This study is a secondary analysis based on a disaster mental health digital intervention.…”

“…These results shed light on the importance of naturalistic engagement in pleasurable/values‐based behaviors and underscore the relevance of BA to sleep disturbances, PTSD symptom severity, and depression symptom severity after a disaster has occurred. Additionally, given the relevance of social support to post‐disaster functioning (Arnberg et al, 2012; Boullion et al, 2020), integrating BA‐focused interventions, particularly those that tap into social support networks where feasible, may aid disaster survivors exhibiting a more symptomatic trajectory following disaster exposure in promoting a natural recovery trajectory and greater psychological well‐being (Layne et al, 2021).…”

clase de canto en tiempo de crisis

“…Área del Comportamiento. Salir de la rutina cotidiana: distrayéndose; dedicarse a una nueva actividad: clase de canto (Layne et al, 2021); compartir la actividad: con el profesor y el entorno.…”

Resilience in sports through the lens of dynamic network structures

“…To prevent injuries or declines in performance and psychological wellbeing, athletes constantly need to demonstrate resilience following these stressors. While some scholars propose that resilience may refer to resisting, recovering from, or growing from a stressor's negative impact (Masten and Powell, 2003), it has been pointed out that these are distinct concepts and that resilience most closely resembles a recovery-fromstressors process (e.g., Den Hartigh & Hill, 2022;Layne et al, 2008;Layne et al, 2021;Lozano Nasi et al, 2023;Taleb & West, 2023). Therefore, we proceed from the following definition of resilience: "the dynamic process by which a biopsychosocial system returns to the previous level of functioning, following a perturbation caused by a stressor" (Hill et al, 2018b, p. 367).…”