The phrase "active resilience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a proactive approach to overcoming challenges or adapting to difficult situations.
Example: "In times of crisis, organizations must demonstrate active resilience to navigate uncertainties and emerge stronger."
Alternatives: "proactive adaptability" or "dynamic resilience".
That is, eat whole foods in moderation, stay active, practice stress resilience, and lead a mindful lifestyle.
294 AS patients meeting modified New York Criteria completed psychological measures evaluating depression, resilience, active and passive coping, internality and helplessness at the baseline visit.
Positive emotions such as optimism, life satisfaction and tranquility, are active elements of resilience, and they were found in the aftermath of crises, such as the 9/11 trauma, as a buffer improving the resilience of people against depression (19).
Some distress was apparent among the pregnant women respondents, but also great resilience and active use of public policy information to protect themselves and their babies.
As a way to heal and process their experiences, UNICEF advocates for meaningful participation of children in disaster planning, and empowering them to become active participants in building resilience in their communities.
As a way to process their experiences, UNICEF is calling for meaningful participation of children in disaster planning, empowering them to become active participants in building resilience in their own communities.
The model aims at evaluating the sustainability of a building considering it as an active entity contributing to the resilience of the urban matrix.
"But at the same time the Ugandan movement has a very much more politically active and violent level of resilience compared to Kenya".
Moreover, all involved active actors may contribute to resilience.
Six psychological variables were measured: active and passive coping, depression, resilience coping, helplessness and internality.
The second aim of our study is to examine if psychological flexibility, self-compassion, mastery, style of support behavior (overprotection, protective buffering, active engagement), posttraumatic growth and resilience are mediators of the intervention's effects on the partners' mental health.
