The dynamic nature of refugee children's resilience: a cohort study of Syrian refugees in Lebanon

Overview of attention for article published in Epidemiology and Psychiatric Sciences, June 2022

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RT @DrHoMisiaszek: Never underestimate the powerful role of the #family; the vital cell of society. Unsurprisingly, the findings bear witne…

Never underestimate the powerful role of the #family; the vital cell of society. Unsurprisingly, the findings bear witness to the crucial role parents play in children’s well-being, which is why we need to support parents/families as much as we can.

The dynamic nature of #refugee children's #resilience: a cohort study of Syrian #Refugees in Lebanon https://t.co/kaSQ6umquS #mentalhealth @michaelpluess @QM_Psych https://t.co/qqHDDYE5vo

RT @michaelpluess: Our new paper on psychological #resilience in refugee children is out! We investigated changes in resilience over time i…

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