Resiliencia. Una visión positiva para la prevención e intervención desde los Servicios Sociales
ISSN: 1578-6730
Year of publication: 2010
Issue: 27
Pages: 91-103
Type: Article
More publications in: Nómadas: Critical Journal of Social and Juridical Sciences
Abstract
Resilience, unlike what is normally perceived, is not an extraordinary event. Resilience appears very often among people who are living in situations of exclusion, risk or adversity, allowing these people the normalization of their situations. Defined from Positive Psychology, we consider that Resilience can provide valuable information to work on prevention and intervention in situations of adversity, risk or exclusion.
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