Analyze resilience theory by explaining salient points of this theoretical const

Analyze resilience theory by explaining salient points of this theoretical construct.
Using the sample crisis below, identify potential risk factors that could impede upon a family’s ability to be resilient if faced with this particular crisis.
Using the same crisis from below, discuss strategies a human services professional could use for this particular crisis that would promote resilience within the family, individual, or group.
In this final part, you need to analyze how the strategies used to promote resiliency are reflective of at least one construct of the resilience theory. (Example: pacing reorganization of a family after the death of a loved one is reflective of the process-oriented perspective (interaction of individual with environment) of the resilience theory)
Crisis Example:
Crystal, age 14, was referred for therapy following her second attempt to run away from home. The therapist learned that she had been sexually abused by her grandfather when she was younger, and just recently by her mother’s boyfriend, Rick. Her mother had ended that relationship after the incident, but Crystal angrily blamed her for not having protected her. The therapist, intending to be supportive, joined in faulting the mother, only to find that after the session Crystal took a handful of pills in a suicide attempt.
Family sessions were held, focused on drawing out family resources to handle the current crisis. The mother was genuinely remorseful for not having been aware of the abuse or more tuned in to Crystal’s distress. The therapist acknowledged both Crystal’s pain and her mother’s genuine regret, suggesting that they could learn from those experiences to approach this crisis in a new way. She credited the mother for ending her relationship with Rick, demonstrating that Crystal’s well-being came first. They focused on what might be done next. Crystal wanted to have Rick prosecuted. Her mother agreed to press charges. The therapist enlisted Crystal’s two older brothers, who lived outside the home, to support Crystal and her mother through the ordeal of the legal maze and the trial ahead.
Over the next 3 months, the therapist tracked and commended the family’s progress in doggedly pursuing the case. She supported the mother in remaining firm when Rick tried to get her to back down. The family members pulled together in taking on this challenge and succeeded in winning a conviction. Crystal threw her arms around her mother in the last family session and thanked her mother and brothers: “You really came through for me this time. I feel like we’re all really family for the first time.”