.... It further examines the relationship between ProQOL classification, post-traumatic growth (PTG), and demographic characteristics. ProQOL comprises three domains: compassionate satisfaction, burnout and secondary traumatic stress. About 345 MSWs completed questionnaires that measured their levels of ProQOL...

... of trauma in the past fuelled civic engagement in their new host communities. It explores the nexus of refugee lived experiences, livelihoods, and post-traumatic growth in the context of multicultural Australia to consider refugee livelihood as a long-term process. Crossing disciplinary boundaries...

... of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Abstract Post-traumatic stress symptoms and post-traumatic growth are common co-occurring psychological responses following exposure to traumatic events (such as COVID-19...

... patients at risk for lengthened psychological distress. ¹ While psychological distress is a negative consequence of cancer-related trauma, it also creates the potential for positive, transformative growth. Such growth, often termed “post-traumatic growth (PTG),” is the experience of positive...

... for individuals and communities grappling with natural disasters within a changing climate. This scoping review investigated the extent, range and nature of longitudinal research examining contextual influences on experiences of post-traumatic growth (PTG) following a natural disaster. Literature searches of four...

... to be associated significantly with impaired health-related quality of life. Nevertheless, there may also be a positive psychological change such as post-traumatic growth, as was noted among patients with other chronic diseases, but this remains understudied in patients with IBD. In this study, we explored...

...Tomomi Fujimoto; Hitoshi Okamura breast cancer post-traumatic growth proactive coping mental well-being Although advances in medicine have improved the survival rate of cancer patients, receiving a cancer diagnosis can still be traumatic. The reason for this is that cancer patients experience...

... outcomes over the life course. Implications for preventative strategies in soldiers are discussed. Life satisfaction Post-traumatic growth Veterans Translational Significance Not all soldiers who go into combat experience long-term negative outcomes. Results from this study suggest that early life...

...MADEHA UMER; Dely Lazarte Elliot Refugees post-traumatic growth hope positive psychology The literature has identified ‘hope’ as ‘a promising factor that helps initiate and sustain action towards long-term goals’ ( Snyder et al. 2002 )—a potential ‘protective factor’ contributing to PTG...

... health problems in a minority of personnel, such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), which is linked to negative long-term outcomes. As a result, PTSD has received significant research attention. However, post-traumatic growth (PTG) is a newer construct, with comparatively little known about its...

.../pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract Post-traumatic growth (PTG), a theory of positive transformation after trauma, offers a framework to consider what contributes to the thriving of some individuals after traumatic experiences. Refugees living in communities...

... events Meaning Post-traumatic growth Stress-related growth How does a person become wise? Wisdom is thought to develop from the accumulation of experiences and knowledge ( Chen, Wu, Cheng, & Hsueh, 2011 ), yet not everyone who has experience is wise. What makes the difference? Wisdom may develop...

... professionals Post-traumatic growth Resilience Work engagement References 1 Epstein   RS , Fullerton   CS , Ursano   RJ . Posttraumatic stress disorder following an air disaster: A prospective study . Am J Psychiatry   1998 ; 155 : 934 – 938 . 2 Fullerton   CS , Ursano...

.... All rights reserved 2015 Earthquake craft recovery post-traumatic growth community practice On 22 February 2011, Christchurch city and surrounding districts were severely damaged by an earthquake measuring 6.3 in magnitude occurring at 12.51 p.m. The quake resulted in the death of 185 people...

... made to the professionals' distress and that immersion in role made to their growth. Double exposure secondary traumatisation post-traumatic growth social worker communal disaster Considerable literature exists on the psychological impact of communal disasters, whether natural disasters like fires...

... or otherwise abusive, then the effects can be far-reaching and the need for services is clear. But where such reconfiguration is possible, trauma can be the springboard to post-traumatic growth—the idea that trauma can be a turning point in a person's life that leads to increased levels of positive functioning...

... questions were examined: the association between post-traumatic symptoms and post-traumatic growth responses following the forced relocation; and the contribution of contextual variables to the variance in those reactions. A sample of 269 participants completed questionnaires, which assessed post-traumatic...

...” in extending the life of persons with cancer; (2) effects of interventions cultivating positive psychological states on immune functioning and cancer progression and mortality; and evidence concerning (3) benefit finding and (4) post-traumatic growth following serious illness such as cancer and other highly...

... competent and efficient to help their clients as well as themselves ( Tosone and Bialkin, 2004 ; Shamai, 2005 ). Based on the above review, we developed a causal path model of post-traumatic growth versus vicarious traumatization related to war. The core assumption of this model involves the hypothesis...

....  Conclusion  The BFSC shows promise as a measure of benefit finding in children. The measure could be readily adapted for other populations of children experiencing trauma. childhood cancer benefit finding post-traumatic growth post-traumatic stress optimism The onset of a serious illness has been...