All Articles tagged psychological body armor

• Case studies
  March 13, 2022 EDT
  REVISITING PROACTIVE AND REACTIVE PATHWAYS TO RESILIENCE AMONG CISM-TRAINED RESPONDERS AND GENERAL POPULATION PARTICIPANTS
  Harvey J. Burnett, Jr.Justine JaegerKristen WitzelKarl G. D. Bailey

  Research has indicated that a majority of people have been exposed to at least one adverse incident in their lifetime but respond to these events in various ways.

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• Case studies
  June 15, 2021 EDT
  Spiritual Well-Being - A Proactive Resilience Component: Exploring its Relationship with Practices, Themes, and other Psychological Well-being Factors during the COVID-19 Pandemic in CISM-Trained First Responders
  Harvey J. Burnett, Jr,Justine JaegerKristen Witzel

  Research suggests spiritual resilience may ameliorate the negative effects of exposure to traumatic events among disaster mental health first responders.

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• Original research
  September 10, 2019 EDT
  An Exploratory Study on Psychological Body Armor
  Harvey J. BurnettRachelle E. PichotKarl G. D. Bailey

  This exploratory study examines the relationship between Everly's PBA's two unique interacting human protective pathways: (proactive and reactive resilience).

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