3) Three key neuroscience concepts are recommended for inclusion in Trauma-Informed Care programs and practices in ways that can enrich program design and guide the development of practical, resilience-oriented interventions that can be evaluated for outcomes.
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Such practical features — size, resilience, portability — help explain why a similar form of palm-leaf art, the illustrated book, was popular in India between the 10th and 13th centuries.
(Rosenberg) THE MET: 'EARLY BUDDHIST MANUSCRIPT PAINTING: THE PALM-LEAF TRADITION,' through March 22. Practical features like resilience and portability help explain why books written on dried palm leaves were popular with Buddhists in eastern India between the 10th and 13th centuries.
On the other side, the anticipatory paradigm is substituted by a cognitive and practical habit called resilience.25 Instead of getting ready to react to unexpected events, social systems get ready to react to unpredictability by preparing in advance the capability of facing the counter-expected event after it occurred.
Seven principles of building personal resilience: practical ways of growing through adversity, People Dynamics, 1-7.
This paper contributes to filling the theoretical and practical gaps of city resilience literature, which lacks multifaceted theorizing and typically overlooks the multidisciplinary and complex nature of urban resilience.
Along with the quips came a more practical explanation for the resilience of an artist who had long embodied flaming youth, beauty and an intellectual bon vivant milieu.
In the practical realm, however, disaster resilience has only recently become an international agenda within the HFA, followed by the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015 2030 (UNISDR 2015).
In 2006, she released her first CD Practical Chaos: Reflections on Resilience.
