The second edition of The Routledge International Handbook of Psychosocial Resilience is a comprehensive compilation of chapters from an international team of contributors that takes stock of the state-of-the-art in resilience theory, research, and practice.
Psychological resilience has emerged as a highly significant area of research and practice, finding applications with a broad range of different groups in many settings. The second edition of The Routledge International Handbook of Psychosocial Resilience is a comprehensive compilation of chapters from an international team of contributors that takes stock of the state of the art in resilience theory, research, and practice.
It covers the many different trajectories that resilience research has taken in four sections: the conceptual arena, psychosocial correlates, applied evidence, and cultivating resilience. This second edition has been thoroughly updated throughout and includes new chapters on topics such as military resilience, resilience in rural contexts, cultural pathways, digital well-being, post-traumatic growth, building resilience with conflict survivors, peer support in varying contexts of marginalization, and the role of spirituality.
This handbook is essential for psychiatrists, psychologists, psychotherapists, and psychiatric social workers, as well as researchers and students of psychology, sociology, human development, family studies, and disaster management.
Part 1: Conceptual Arena
1. Psychological Resilience: An Update Review
of Theory and Research
02. Building Psychosocial Resilience: A Synthesis of
Previously Conducted Interventions
03. Resilience: An Overall View in the
Indian Scenario
04. Re-Conceptualising the Psychological Application of the
Concept Resilience In its Military Context
05. Military Resilience: A
Multi-trait Approach Towards Facilitating Adaptation
06. The Social Ecology
of Resilience in Rural Contexts
07. Psychological Factors of Resilience among
Patients with Cancer Part 2: Psychosocial Correlates
08. Grit: A Pathway to
Resilience
09. Collective Resilience and Social Support in the Face of
Adversity- Evidence From Social Psychology
10. The Multisystemic Sources of
African Young Peoples Resilience
11. Emotion Flexibility in Psychological
Risk and Resilience
12. A Meaning Making Perspective on Resilience
13. Role
of Spirituality in Achieving Resilience
14. Spirituality, Culture and
Resilience: A Virtue-Informed Approach to Well-Being Part 3: Applied
Evidences
15. Strength in Compassion: Enhancing Caregiver Resilience
16.
Medical and Social Models in Social Sciences: The Case of Orphanhood
17. The
Concept of Resilience in the Context of Counterterrorism
18. United States
Special Operations Command: Reducing Risk by Fostering Resiliency
19.
Martyrdom as a Result of Psychosocial Resilience: The Case of Palestinian
Suicide Terrorists
20. A Conceptual 3C Model of the Process of Resilience in
Single Mother: A Path of Nurturing Self and Child
21. Spirituality and
Resilience: Explored Pathways and Unexplored Territories
22. Resilience and
Vulnerability in Coping with Stress and Terrorism
23. Leader Influence on
Resilience and Adaptability
24. Psychological Resilience and Sport
Performance Part 4: Cultivating Resilience: Impact and Implications
25.
Military Married Couples Resilience Building Resources that Contribute to
Well-Being
26. Living Well in the Aftermath of Trauma: Resilience and
Posttraumatic Growth
27. Family Resilience: Positive Psychology Approach to
Healthy Family Functioning
28. The Resilient Organization: Navigating Through
the Adversities
29. International Components of the PsychFit Training Program
in the German Armed Forces: A Framework for Enhancing Resilience
30. Digital
Wellbeing as a Form of Social Resilience
31. Resilience and Well-Being in
Older Adults
32. Stress and Resilience among National Collegiate Athletic
Association (NCAA) Athletes
33. Building Resilience with Conflict Survivor
Adults in Colombia: A Decade Trajectory Experience for Adapting the Unified
Protocol
34. Social Support as a Pathway to Building Resilience:
Understanding Cultural Differences in Protective Factors Against Suicide
35.
Understanding Peer Support in Varying Contexts of Marginalisation:
Implications for and Linkages between Formal and Informal Provision
Updesh Kumar, PhD, has 30 years of selection, teaching, and research experience as a scientist (military psychologist) at DRDO, Delhi. His publications include The Wiley Handbook of Personality Assessment, Springer Handbook of Suicidal Behaviour, The Routledge International Handbook of Psychosocial Resilience, 1st Edition, The Routledge International Handbook of Military Psychology and Mental Health, and most recently Springer Handbook of Suicide Prevention: Insights, Strategies and Approaches. He was conferred with the prestigious DRDOs "Scientist of the Year" and "Popular Science Communication Awards" by the Government of India.
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