Resilient family constructs and beliefs in the face of the diagnosis of two members with disabilities

Conducting a study about resilience in a family with two members with disabilities may involve carrying out an exploration of the personal constructs of each member of the family, and in some way permeating their responses to that condition. The present work is qualitative research carried out with the objective of analyzing the personal contracts underlying the resilience of a family with two members with disabilities in light of the proposal of Walsh regarding resilient family beliefs. The analysis of these information has allowed in the present work to identify these dichotomous constructs that underlie the resilience of this family, which provide a rich and profound information about how in each of its members act the constructs that allowed them as a family Resiliently addressing disability.