This New Yorker article is called "How People Learn to Become Resilient". The author lays out the evidence that resilience is not a binary condition i.e. something you have or don't have. Rather, how you perceive your life events and frame your narrative is a defining factor in resilience. Narrative re-framing is a key element of all therapy modalities. Let us help you re-frame yours.
How People Learn to Be Resilient
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