Trauma and resilience: From trench to bench.

Abstract

research team in late 2012. He was among the 5 who were most recommended by the Trauma Resilience expert panel of Israeli scholarϪpractitioners. In addition, he was held captive in Egypt during the Yom Kippur War (known as the Israeli Pearl Harbor) and has studied and written about his personal and professional journey. Also, he is the nephew of one of the most heralded Israeli heroes, Hannah Senesh, who tried to rescue Jews during World War II and who was captured and executed. In this article, he shares his own captivity experiences, but most of the article focuses on the insights derived from enduring so much pain, suffering, and fear. He also writes about his sense of moral responsibility for fellow victims of incarceration and torture. He further argues that exposure to such experiences convinced him of the importance of flexibility to adapt as needed, including appreciation for some of your captors' behavior.In conclusion, he points to the strong sense of personal, familial, and collective identity of Israelis who must struggle with the harmful effects of the generational transfer of trauma in confronting the Holocaust and now confronting efforts to destroy Israel. Most of the article then addresses the importance of regaining one's sense of self by dealing with laws and rules applying to veterans and POWs, seeking support and understanding from others for the collective good, a sense of inner peace, and psychic resilience.

Peran Spiritual Well-Being Untuk Menumbuhkembangkan Kesehatan Mental Demi Mewujudkan Ketahanan Sosial Pada Masyarakat Korban Konflik Sosial Di Aceh Singkil

“…Namun demikian, mereka harus mampu menghadapi situasi yang sulit tersebut. Mereka seolah-olah sedang diuji untuk menghadapi situasi yang sulit tersebut guna membuktikan resiliensi mereka (Senesh, 2017). Tentu saja, mereka juga mengembangkan kedisplinan demi mewujudkan ketahanan pribadinya (Salouw, Suharno, dan Talapessy, 2020;Hartati dan Wijianto, 2018).…”

Resilience and trauma: Expanding definitions, uses, and contexts.

“…The following five articles in this section were written by some of the study participants, each of whom are professionals with extensive experience in the fields of psychology, medicine, social work, and the military (Berger, 2017; Bleich, 2017; Dekel, 2017; Lahad, 2017; Senesh, 2017). Each of these articles blends personal experience with trauma within the context of Israel and the Middle East and professional understanding of resilience.…”