Roberta R. Greene is Professor and the Louis and Ann Wolens Centennial Chair in Gerontology and Social Welfare at the School of Social Work University of Texas-Austin. She has served as a clinical social worker at the Jewish Family Service of Greater Washington where she counselled Holocaust survivors and their families. She also settled refugees who came to the U.S. from around world. Dr. Greene has numerous publications including: Social Work Practice: A Risk and Resilience Perspective (Brooks/Cole, 2007) and Resiliency Theory: An Integrated Framework for Practice, Research, and Policy (NASW Press, 2002).

• 1. Holocaust Survivors: Resilience Revisited Roberta R. Greene 2. Conceptualizing a Holocaust Survivorship Model Roberta R. Greene, Marilyn Armour, Shira Hantman, Sandra A. Graham and Adi Sharabi 3. Meaning-Making in Survivorship: Application to Holocaust Survivors Marilyn Armour 4. Family Dynamics, the Nazi Holocaust, and Mental Health Treatment: A Shift in Paradigm Roberta R. Greene 5. Erikson’s Healthy Personality, Societal Institutions, and Holocaust Survivors Roberta R. Greene, Sandra A. Graham and Carmen Morano 6. Holocaust Survivor Typology and Forgiveness Shira Hantman 7. Memory and Resilience Harriet L. Cohen, Katie Meek and Mary Lieberman 8. Creative Expression and Resilience Among Holocaust Survivors Constance Corley 9. Resilience and Coping With Trauma: Does Gender Make a Difference? Carmen Morano 10. A Holocaust Survivorship Model: Survivors’ Reflections Roberta R. Greene