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Therapeutic effects of building resilience: an observation of two case studies

Resilience is an area of increasing interest in recent years. Resilience is often associated with traumatic and challenging life events such as death, bereavement, natural disasters, loss, and personal crisis.5 Over the past decade, rehabilitation scholars have stated that resilience is relevant to the needs of people with disabilities; yet, few interventions and approaches exist6,7 to assist people who might benefit from such an approach.