Cross-cultural workers will almost certainly experience stress during their time of service
Cross-cultural workers will almost certainly experience stress during their time of service
Stress – the body’s response to any demand, burden, or pressure – is a fact of life for cross-cultural workers. Resilience, however, is not guaranteed. These resources will help you understand stress, develop stress-hardiness, and foster resilience in yourself and others.
Cross-cultural workers will almost certainly experience stress during their time of service
Stress – the body’s response to any demand, burden, or pressure – is a fact of life for cross-cultural workers. Resilience, however, is not guaranteed. These resources will help you understand stress, develop stress-hardiness, and foster resilience in yourself and others.
Cross-Cultural Worker Stress Inventory
A tool to stimulate reflection and discussion about cross cultural stress and means of coping — available in English, Chinese (simplified and traditional), French, Spanish, Portuguese, and Indonesian.
Fostering Resilience
Resilience is the process of responding to adversity with effective coping and positive adaptation, leading to a beneficial recovery.
Resilience in Ministry Despite Trauma
Factors that contribute to the resiliency and retention of workers who continue to serve after experiencing traumatic events
How to Support Resilience in Missionaries
What is the process God gives us for walking through adversity? What are the positive outcomes he wants to bring about?
Resilience and Singles – MHM Presentations 2011