Journal of pediatric nursing

How Social Support and Resilience Relate to Life Satisfaction in Families with Children Who Have Special Needs

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Abstract

A sample of 317 parents of children with special needs revealed a positive correlation between life satisfaction and resilience.

  • Life satisfaction is positively correlated with resilience in families raising children with special needs.
  • Perceived social support is strongly associated with life satisfaction.
  • Social support may mediate the relationship between resilience and life satisfaction.
  • Understanding these relationships could enhance family well-being.
  • Support programs targeting resilience and life satisfaction may benefit from pediatric nursing involvement.

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Declaration of competing interest As the author, I declare that there is no financial support or other conflict of interest associated with the execution of this study. This research has been conducted with the principles of objectivity and impartiality and does not reflect any commercial or financial interests.
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