M Lavoie, G Burigusa, P Maurice, D Hamel, E Turmel
Active and safe transportation of elementary-school students: comparative analysis of the risks of injury associated with children travelling by car, walking and cycling between home and school
Chronic diseases and injuries in Canada
use framework historical oppression resilience transcendence fhort investigate frameworks core concept family resilience related protective promotive factors contribute greater resilience namely communication scant research examined communication indigenous families yet general research suggests family communication prominent aspect family resilience exploratory sequential mixedmethods study data 563 indigenous participants n 436 qualitative n 127 quantitative survey thematic reconstructive analysis used qualitatively understand participants experiences family communication quantitatively examine protective factors family resilience following themes related family communication component family resilience emerged qualitative analysis family circle discussing problems family subtheme honesty partners b never bring adult business kids lives keeping adult conversations private c trust us enough come us open communication parents children regression analysis indicated higher community social support relationship quality life satisfaction associated greater family resilience positive communication practices strong component resilience healthy indigenous families promotive factors community social community support relational relationship quality individual life satisfaction levels positively contribute indigenous family resilience clinical programs providing practical tools foster healthy communication difficult topics well positive topics promising avenues foster resilience