How to Build Resilience in College Students
Subtitle
Developing a Trauma-informed, Strengths-based Approach to Student Success
This insightful how-to guide provides clear, evidence-based guidelines for activating and cultivating resilience in college students. Drawing on extensive research, Cynthia Lietz and Breanna Carpenter Lietz outline ten of the most important strengths that help college students overcome loss, trauma and other challenges that impact their well-being and academic performance. The authors propose actionable, student-focused strategies using social support structures, boundary setting, fostering belonging and personal value systems. Readers will be inspired by the personal narratives of resilience from ten current and recent college students and the authors’ own lived experience as a college administrator and a first generation student with a background in foster care, making this a nuanced and highly practical book.
Bio
Cynthia A. Lietz is the ASU President's Professor of Social Work in the Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions.
Breanna M. Carpenter Lietz is the Director of Public Enterprise Strategic Initiatives in the ASU Office of the Chief Operating Officer as well as a Foster Care Advocate
Date published
Publisher
Edward Elgar Publishing ISBN
978 1 03536 508 1 Genres
College or unit