Resilience is something that can be potentially achieved by all children and youth.
A key framework within resilience theory are protective factors. Protective factors promote encouraging outcomes and help us manage risk. Protective factors are not always outstanding moments in a child’s life, but rather they can be everyday skills that are built overtime (like learning how to be patient).
The protective factors in resilience theory are:
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