FACTEURS DE PROTECTION ET DE VULNÉRABILITÉ DANS LE PROCESSUS DE RÉSILIENCE CHEZ LES JEUNES
PROTECTIVE AND VULNERABILITY FACTORS IN THE YOUTH RESILIENCE PROCESS

Summary/Abstract: The concept of resilience is essentially defined as the set of skills that the individual puts into practice in order to resist a problematic context, or even to take advantage of it, by creating defense mechanisms that protect him all the time throughout his life. At the base of any resilience mechanism there are protective factors and vulnerability factors, both of which can be external and internal. In the case of children and adolescents, the presence of a “resilience tutor” plays a very important role and adults must be aware of this status and offer support to adolescents at risk. This support can take various forms, from simple presence with the child / adolescent in the difficult situation to the creation of contexts for learning resilience.

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