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Recommended Reading

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Recent Additions

Look here to see our most recent additions to the Resilience Resource Library! With recommended readings from any category, this list consists of our most recent reads!

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Wholeness

Intrigued by our conversation about wholeness? This section consists of books that inspired our view of wholeness and what a whole person looks like.

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Trauma

Want to learn more about trauma and how it affects individuals? This section has resources on caring for traumatized individuals, what trauma looks like, and how collective trauma affects communities.

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Helpful Tools for Caring

Looking for more resources and tools for caring for your community? This list includes prayers, blessings, and liturgies to help you care for yourself and others.

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Resilience

Want to learn more about resilience? This section consists of resources on resilient individuals and communities, how to make yourself more resilient, and resilience in crisis.

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Please note that any content presented in this resource library is for educational purposes only and should not be used as a substitute for professional mental health care. While the information provided may be helpful in understanding certain mental health topics, it is not intended to diagnose or treat any condition, and individuals are encouraged to seek the guidance of a licensed mental health professional for any mental health concerns.

Furthermore, please be aware that any content presented here is not intended to promote or endorse any particular product, service, or opinion. Any views expressed are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the opinions or policies of any group, entity, or individual within The Resilience Resource. Readers should always exercise their own judgment when evaluating any information presented and consult with a qualified healthcare provider regarding any questions or concerns they may have.

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