BehaviourChildrenCommunity DevelopmentEarly ChildhoodEducationRelationshipsSupport ServicesToolsTrainingYouthChild and Youth Resilience Measure (CYRM)
Author(s): Resilience Research Centre as part of the International Resilience Project (IRP) originated in 2002 under Dr. Michael Ungar
Collection Method: Self-report survey/questionnaire
Number of questions/statements: Child (5 – 9 years): 26 or 12; Youth (10 – 23 years): 28 or 12
Scoring Method: 5-point or 3-point response scale with rating directly summed. The higher the score, the more resilience components (see dimensions below) are suggested to be present in the lives of participants.
Key Points:
Measures resilience across the following dimensions:
- Individual
- Personal skills
- Peer support
- Social skills
- Relationships with primary caregivers
- Physical caregiving
- Psychological caregiving
- Contextual factors
- Spiritual
- Education
- Cultural
Price: Free for researchers, academics and frontline staff. Users complete a form to gain access via http://cyrm.resilienceresearch.org/