Resiliency: What Is It and How Can Correctional Educational Practices Encourage Its Development?: Preventing School Failure: Alternative Education for Children and Youth: Vol 40, No 2

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Kathleen Martinez

Robert Pasternack is executive director of Casa de Corazon, a residential program for female juvenile offenders in New Mexico. Kathleen Martinez is a private consultant and is currently involved in resiliency training at Casa de Corazon.

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