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Walsh’s Family Resilience Framework offers clinicians a comprehensive theoretical approach for supporting bereaved families. In this study, a total of 139 bereaved adults who lost a family member in the last 5 years were surveyed about their family’s resilience processes, their current outlook on life, and their current grief-related symptoms. The data from this sample were analyzed using confirmatory factor analysis and structural regression. Family resilience processes were negatively related to grief symptoms; however, this relationship was mediated by personal meaning. The results suggest that Walsh’s Family Resilience Framework may be an appropriate conceptual tool to assess family resilience in bereavement practice.

Evaluating the relationship between family resilience and grief-related symptoms: A preliminary analysis