Aims: The special issue aims to bring together research that explores the multidisciplinary approaches to promoting resilience and well-being in individuals who have experienced psychological trauma or stress. The scope of the special issue includes but is not limited to:

1. Exploration of the relationship between resilience, psychological rehabilitation, and social science theories
2. Analysis of interventions and strategies that enhance resilience and promote well-being across different contexts and populations
3. Examination of the role of social support, social networks, and community resources in promoting resilience and well-being
4. Investigation of the impact of cultural and societal factors on psychological rehabilitation and well-being
5. Discussion of the ethical considerations in implementing resilience-building interventions and strategies in different contexts.

The special issue aims to provide a platform for researchers and practitioners to share their work and perspectives on the multidisciplinary approaches to promoting resilience and well-being. The goal is to generate new knowledge that can inform policy and practice in psychological rehabilitation and social science.