Assessments Resiliency Map® Measurement

The Resiliency Map^® contains twenty-one resiliency factor scales, and has six separate parts:

Environmental Demands
Environmental Assets
Resilient Beliefs and Values
Personal Coping Capabilities
Social Coping Capabilities
Health and Functioning

Environmental Demands
Looks at the changes, pressures and stressors that are part of your everyday work, personal,and family worlds.

Environmental Assets
Determines areas of satisfaction, benefit and support within both work and non-work settings.

Resilient Beliefs and Values
Measures four thinking and feeling patterns that help or hinder your ability to build resilience.

Personal Coping Capabilities
Explores five basic competencies that help you bolster resiliency and manage demands.

Social Coping Capabilities
Covers three major areas of interpersonal support and connection.

Health and Functioning
Describes the degree to which you are free from physical, behavioral, or emotional symptoms that reflect chronic difficulty in managing life and work demands.