Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Preface pp.i-xiv
Chapter 1: Overview: Resilience and Resourcefulness as Behaviour Organizers
(Marek Celinski and Kathryn Gow, Private Practice, and others)pp.1-10
Chapter 2: Framing Resilience as Transcendence & Resourcefulness as Transformation
(Marek Celinsk, Private Practice, Ontario, Canada)pp.11-30
Part 1: Primacy of Resilience and Resourcefulness: A Review of theoretical Constructs and their Applications pp.31-32
Chapter 3: Resilience Science and Practice: Current Status and Future Directions
(John Reich, Alex Zautra and John Hall, Arizona State University, USA) pp.33-50
Chapter 4: The Creative Psychosocial Genomics of Human Resilience and Resourcefulness
(Ernest Rossi and Kathryn Rossi, Milton H. Erickson Institute, California Central Coast, USA, and others)pp.51-72
Chapter 5: Wisdom, Awareness of Life’s Purpose, and Happiness: The Cognitive Informatics Approach
(Andrew Targowski, Western Michigan University, USA)pp.73-92
Chapter 6: Resiliency as a Virtue: Contributions from Humanistic and Positive Psychology
(Brent Robbins and Harris Friedman, Point Park University, USA, and others)pp.93-104
Chapter 7: The Dialectic Relationship between Resilience and Resourcefulness
(Marek Celinski, Private Practice, Toronto, Canada)pp.105-120
Chapter 8: Sociobiological Aspects of Resilience
(Elizabeth Tindle and Waveny Croft, Queensland University, of Technology, Australia)pp.121-132
Part 2: Personal Characteristics of Resilience pp.133-134
Chapter 9: The Trials of Personality in Culture: Individual Personality Uniqueness within Cultural Conformity
(Frank Lucatelli, Principal, Personal Intelligence, LLC, USA)pp.135-154
Chapter 10: The Virtue of Courage in the Western Philosophical Tradition
(Jason McMartin, Biola University, La Miranda, California,USA)pp.155-174
Chapter 11: Strength and Weakness of Character: Psychological Health and Resilience
(Andrew Hall, Kathryn Gow, Michael Penn, and Eranda Jayawickreme, Queensland University of Technology, Australia, and others)pp.175-194
Chapter 12: Will and Hope – Two Determinant Factors of Resilience
(Roman Zawadzki, University of Warsaw, Poland)pp.195-210
Chapter 13: Sense of Humour, Personality and Happiness
(Richard Hicks and Alice Saver, Bond University, Australia)
pp.211-228
Chapter 14: Hope as a Personal Resource
(Laricka Wingate and Collin Davidson, Oklahoma State University, USA)
Chapter 15: Hope: The Mystery of Resilience in Facing Life’s Onslaughts
(Roman Zawadzki, University of Warsaw, Poland)pp.229-256
Part 3: Enhancing Resilience – Broadening Resourcefullness in Various Life Situations pp.257-258
Chapter 16: Resilience Framework: Resilience and Resourcefulness in the Face of Chronic Family Adversity
(Karol Kumpfer, Joaquin Fenollar, and Jing Xie, University of Utah, USA, and others)pp.259-272
Chapter 17: Ego-Resilience and Psychological Wellness in Rural Communities
(Elizabeth Buikstra, Cath Rogers-Clark, Helen Ross, Desley Hegney, Christine King, Peter Baker, and Kath McLachlan, University of Southern Queensland, and others)pp.273-290
Chapter 18: Reports of Resilience in Trauma Journalism
(Patrice Keats and Marla Buchanan, Simon Fraser University, Canada, and others)pp.291-306
Chapter 19: Organisational Survival and Improvement through Resilience
(Bob Dick, Independent scholar, Brisbane, Australia)pp.307-326
Chapter 20: Dealing with Uncertainty in Life Commitment: Deciding on a Career
(Victoria Alexander, Richard Hicks, and Dee Bartrum, Bond University, Australia)pp.327-340
Part 4: Measurements and Clinical Research in Resilience and Resourcefulness pp.341-342
Chapter 21: Resourcefulness as the Art of Succeeding
(Marek Celinski and Lyle Allen-III, Private Practice, Toronto, Canada, and others)pp.343-358
Chapter 22: Resourcefulness for Recovery in Australian Military Veterans with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
(Barry Case, Queensland University of Technology, and others)pp.359-378
Chapter 23: Resources in Coping with a Chronic Illness – The Example of Recovery from Myocardial Infarction
(Michal Ziarko and Lukasz Kaczmarek, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznan, Poland)pp.379-394
Chapter 24: Resourcefulness and Recovery in Rundown and Burned Out Health Professionals
(Suzanne Robertson and Kathryn Gow, Queensland University of Technology, Australia, and others) pp.395-412
Part 5: Resilience and Resourcefulness in Health Care and Therapy pp.413-414
Chapter 25: Facilitating Human Resilience and Resourcefulness for the Mind-Body Healing of Stress, Trauma, and Life Crises
(Ernest Rossi, Jane Mortimer, Kathryn Rossi, The Milton H. Erickson Institute of the California Central Coast, USA, and others)pp.415-430
Chapter 26: Tapping into a Client’s Emotional Resilience through the use of Dialectical Behaviour Therapy
(Thomas Marra, Private Practice, Monterey, California)pp.431-450
Chapter 27: Universal Hypnotherapy and Resilience – Resourcefulness Model
(Rashit Tukaev, Russian Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education, Moscow, Russia)pp.451-466
Chapter 28: The Interplay of Resourcefulness and Resilience in Recovery: A Six Session Approach to treating Addictive Behaviour
(Jorg Albers, Private Practice, Augustenborg, Denmark)
pp.467-484
Chapter 29: Recovery as Narrative of Resilience and Resourcefulness
(Marek Celinski and Lyle Allen-III, Private Practice, Toronto, Ontario, Canada)pp.485-498
Chapter 30: Research on the Effectiveness of the Universal Hypnotherapy Model
(Rashit Tukaev, Russian Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education, Moscow, Russia)pp.499-520
Chapter 31: Spirituality as an Untapped Resource in the Counselling Context: Clients and Therapists give their Views
(Jeanne Joss-Reid and Kathryn Gow, Queensland University of Technology, and others pp.521-542
Index pp.543-566
