Titlebook: Couple Resilience; Emerging Perspective Karen Skerrett,Karen Fergus Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2015 Creation of Me

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dence for their plasticity is reviewed. Existing studies suggest that close personal relationships influence resilience-related brain processes, and that mindfulness meditation holds particular promise as an intervention that both strengthens resilience-related brain processes and promotes resilient couple relationships.

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Manuskripte1929–1936 (Überblick)nt of empathy and respect; (2) mutual vulnerability; (3) the joint creation of meaning, (4) skill sets to support relational positivity, and (5) the reintegration of relational wisdom gleaned from dealing with relational challenges. Implications for future research, relationship enhancement and therapeutic work with couples are suggested.

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on to marital quality and satisfaction, as well as health complaints. Study 2 replicated these findings and looked at discrepancies in mutuality in couples as predictors of satisfaction and self-reported physical health. Implications for the clinical application of the ME (To US) are discussed.

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,Rätsel, Frage und Allegorie im Mittelalter,with higher martial satisfaction. The effect was particularly for women, who also had a positive association between “we-ness” in . memories and marital satisfaction. The discussion highlights the role of relationship-defining memories, and “we-ness,” in exploring resiliency in marriage and clinical work with couples.

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Resilience in Couples: A View of the Landscaperocess qualitatively different than the sum of individual partner resilience. It is hypothesized to reflect the “we-ness” of a couple: the ongoing interplay between self, other, and relationship awareness. Key components are suggested to be (1) self/other and relationship awareness and the developme

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Theoretical and Methodological Underpinnings of Resilience in Couples: Locating the ‘We’ionships. The pervasive challenge throughout this discussion is to make more intelligible the abstract concept of the ‘we,’ which is as elusive as it is profound and powerful. Based on the assumption that language and communication are fundamental to the couple’s co-constructed identity and life wor

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