Una experiencia de activación de la resiliencia en familias codependientes. (Spanish).

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    • Subject Terms:
      PSYCHOLOGICAL resilience; FAMILIES & psychology; FAMILY mediation; EMOTIONS; CODEPENDENCY; THERAPEUTIC communities
    • Subject Terms:
      MEDELLIN (Colombia); COLOMBIA
    • Abstract:
      The present paper is a description and analysis of the process of activation of resilience carried on twenty families belonging to the therapeutic community Luis Amigó of Medellín, as a project of investigation-action during the year 1999. As a strategy, the eight principles of emotional interaction and cognitive mediation were followed, as proposed by the International Child Development Programs ICDP. The expected result at the end of the process, which could be ascertained at the final evaluation of the project, was the strengthening of bonds of healthy affection among its members, necessary for the generation of an ambience different from co-dependency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      El presente artículo es una descripción y análisis del proceso de activación de la resiliencia llevado a cabo con veinte familias vinculadas a la Comunidad Terapéutica Luis Amigó de Medellín, que se hizo como proyecto de investigación-acción durante todo el año de 1999. En él se emplearon, como estrategia para lograrlo, los ocho principios de interacción emocional y mediación cognitiva que propone el International Child Development Programs, ICDP. El resultado que se esperaba al finalizar dicho proceso, y que se pudo comprobar en la evaluación final del proyecto, era el fortalecimiento de los vínculos de afecto sano entre sus miembros, necesario para la generación de un ambiente diferente al de la codependencia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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