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Resilience Does Not Mean: Back to the Past: Why Crises Change People – and Why Regeneration Power Is Often More Apt than Resistance
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By Barbara Fischer After a difficult experience, many people wish above all one thing: that everything will be the same as before. This wish is understandable. In him lies the longing for security, for the familiar and for a life that was not yet marked by loss, illness, overburden or another crisis. But resilience does not mean to become exactly the same person after a shock again as before. Rather, it shows itself in the experience in the...
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