Post-disaster social connectedness in parent-child dyads: A qualitative investigation of changes in coping and social capital of rural Australian families following bushfires

Keyphrases

• Bushfire 100%
• Social Capital 100%
• Social Connectedness 100%
• Post-disaster 100%
• Parent-child Dyads 100%
• Australia 66%
• Community-based 33%
• Creek 33%
• South Australia 33%
• Social Support 33%
• Mental Health Problems 33%
• Natural Disasters 33%
• Structured Interview 33%
• Assessment Intervention 33%
• Complex Interactions 33%
• Rural Communities 33%
• Extended Family 33%
• Targeted Intervention 33%
• Reflexive Thematic Analysis 33%
• Rural Context 33%
• Social Isolation 33%
• Mental Health Assessment 33%
• Family Ties 33%
• Intersectional 33%
• Miscommunication 33%
• Communication Patterns 33%
• Social Loss 33%
• Multisystemic 33%
• Stoics 33%
• Insecure Attachment 33%
• Attachment Relationships 33%
• Sociometrics 33%
• Post-disaster Mental Health 33%
• Rural Families 33%
• Mental Health Screening 33%
• Disaster Support 33%

Psychology

• Coping Behavior 100%
• Social Connectedness 100%
• Mental Health 66%
• Social Support 33%
• Semistructured Interview 33%
• Coping Strategy 33%
• Health Concern 33%
• Natural Disaster 33%
• Reflexive Thematic Analysis 33%
• Attachment Relationship 33%
• Secure Attachment 33%
• Social Isolation 33%
• Social Alienation 33%