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Ines Rezo

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ID4252271
NAMEInes Rezo
GIVEN NAMESInes
FAMILY NAMERezo
SIGNATUREREZO I
AFFILIATIONSUniversity Hospital Centre Zagreb
ORCID0000-0002-7018-7865
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2019
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX1
  • Mentalno Zdravlje Pomagača Koji Rade S Traumatiziranom Djecom I Mladima U Hrvatskoj

    Open Access•Ivana Čosić Pregrad, Ines Rezo et al.•ARTICLE•Annual of Social Work•2026

    The goals of the study were aimed at describing the negative effects of working with traumatized children and adolescents on various aspects of the helper's mental health, and describing the characteristics and the role of supervision in the process of empowering the helper to provide support to traumatized children and adolescents, as well as to take better care of their own mental health. 12 participants took part in the research, experts who a…

  • Impact of Traumatic Parental Experiences With Wars on Offspring’s Mental Health

    Open Access•Petra Kožljan, Ines Rezo et al.•ARTICLE•Annual of Social Work•2025•References: 1

    Intergenerational transmission of trauma (ITT) is a process in which the trauma experienced in one generation is transmitted to the second or third generation. Understanding intergenerational transmission of trauma and its complexity promotes further understanding of how trauma affects individuals, families, and communities across generations, how to address it through effective intervention, and how offspring can be protected from ITT. The focus…

  • Prediktori Posredne Traumatizacije Socijalnih Radnica Zaposlenih U Hrvatskom Zavodu Za Socijalni Rad

    Open Access•Dorotea Jauk, Ines Rezo et al.•ARTICLE•Annual of Social Work•2024

    The aim of this paper was to examine secondary traumatization and mental health indicators, together with the predictors of secondary traumatization among social workers employed in the Institute for Social Work in the Republic of Croatia. 106 social workers employed in different departments of the Institute for Social Work participated in the research. The results showed that secondary traumatization is present among social workers. 14.1% of the…

  • Pushing forward’

    Ana Stojanović, Ines Rezo et al.•ARTICLE•European Journal of Social Work•2024•Cited by: 1•References: 7

    Children and youth living in alternative care represent a vulnerable group in need primarily because of the lack of parental care and placement in some form of alternative care. Before living in alternative care, they usually experience several risks, including living in economic hardship and poverty, being victims of abuse and neglect, facing parents' or their mental health problems, and experiencing other stressful or traumatic experiences. Sti…

  • Why Do We Drop Out? Typology of Dropping Out of High School

    Open Access•Jelena Ogresta, Ines Rezo et al.•ARTICLE•Youth & Society•2021•References: 24

    We assessed how high school dropouts in Croatia interpret their school experiences and life circumstances, using semi-structured interviews of 20 young people, M ( SD) = 18.4 (1.23) years, 63.6% male, based on questions following a chronological life course from elementary to high school. Using qualitative content analysis and cluster analysis, we yielded a typology of high school dropouts. Four high school dropout types were identified based on …

  • Obiteljski odnosi i roditeljstvo u obiteljima različitog prihoda

    Open Access•Marina Ajduković, Miroslav Rajter et al.•ARTICLE•Revija za socijalnu politiku•2019•References: 1

    U radu se prikazuje doprinos objektivnih i subjektivnih pokazatelja socioekonomskog statusa, izloženosti stresnim događajima i dostupnosti socijalne podrske kvaliteti obiteljskih odnosa i riziku za zlostavljanje djece kod majki adolescenata u obiteljima izloženim visokom i niskom riziku od siromastva. U istraživanju su sudjelovale 392 majke cija su djeca ucenici prvih razreda srednjih skola. Kriterij za klasifikaciju obitelji u one s visokim (VRS…

  • Pushing forward’

    Ana Stojanović, Ines Rezo et al.•ARTICLE•European Journal of Social Work•2024•Cited by: 1•References: 7

    Children and youth living in alternative care represent a vulnerable group in need primarily because of the lack of parental care and placement in some form of alternative care. Before living in alternative care, they usually experience several risks, including living in economic hardship and poverty, being victims of abuse and neglect, facing parents' or their mental health problems, and experiencing other stressful or traumatic experiences. Sti…

  • Obiteljski odnosi i roditeljstvo u obiteljima različitog prihoda

    Open Access•Marina Ajduković, Miroslav Rajter et al.•ARTICLE•Revija za socijalnu politiku•2019•References: 1

    U radu se prikazuje doprinos objektivnih i subjektivnih pokazatelja socioekonomskog statusa, izloženosti stresnim događajima i dostupnosti socijalne podrske kvaliteti obiteljskih odnosa i riziku za zlostavljanje djece kod majki adolescenata u obiteljima izloženim visokom i niskom riziku od siromastva. U istraživanju su sudjelovale 392 majke cija su djeca ucenici prvih razreda srednjih skola. Kriterij za klasifikaciju obitelji u one s visokim (VRS…

  • Why Do We Drop Out? Typology of Dropping Out of High School

    Open Access•Jelena Ogresta, Ines Rezo et al.•ARTICLE•Youth & Society•2021•References: 24

    We assessed how high school dropouts in Croatia interpret their school experiences and life circumstances, using semi-structured interviews of 20 young people, M ( SD) = 18.4 (1.23) years, 63.6% male, based on questions following a chronological life course from elementary to high school. Using qualitative content analysis and cluster analysis, we yielded a typology of high school dropouts. Four high school dropout types were identified based on …

  • Prediktori Posredne Traumatizacije Socijalnih Radnica Zaposlenih U Hrvatskom Zavodu Za Socijalni Rad

    Open Access•Dorotea Jauk, Ines Rezo et al.•ARTICLE•Annual of Social Work•2024

    The aim of this paper was to examine secondary traumatization and mental health indicators, together with the predictors of secondary traumatization among social workers employed in the Institute for Social Work in the Republic of Croatia. 106 social workers employed in different departments of the Institute for Social Work participated in the research. The results showed that secondary traumatization is present among social workers. 14.1% of the…

  • Pushing forward’

    Ana Stojanović, Ines Rezo et al.•ARTICLE•European Journal of Social Work•2024•Cited by: 1•References: 7

    Children and youth living in alternative care represent a vulnerable group in need primarily because of the lack of parental care and placement in some form of alternative care. Before living in alternative care, they usually experience several risks, including living in economic hardship and poverty, being victims of abuse and neglect, facing parents' or their mental health problems, and experiencing other stressful or traumatic experiences. Sti…

  • Impact of Traumatic Parental Experiences With Wars on Offspring’s Mental Health

    Open Access•Petra Kožljan, Ines Rezo et al.•ARTICLE•Annual of Social Work•2025•References: 1

    Intergenerational transmission of trauma (ITT) is a process in which the trauma experienced in one generation is transmitted to the second or third generation. Understanding intergenerational transmission of trauma and its complexity promotes further understanding of how trauma affects individuals, families, and communities across generations, how to address it through effective intervention, and how offspring can be protected from ITT. The focus…

  • Mentalno Zdravlje Pomagača Koji Rade S Traumatiziranom Djecom I Mladima U Hrvatskoj

    Open Access•Ivana Čosić Pregrad, Ines Rezo et al.•ARTICLE•Annual of Social Work•2026

    The goals of the study were aimed at describing the negative effects of working with traumatized children and adolescents on various aspects of the helper's mental health, and describing the characteristics and the role of supervision in the process of empowering the helper to provide support to traumatized children and adolescents, as well as to take better care of their own mental health. 12 participants took part in the research, experts who a…

Psychology (4 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works) · Mental health (3 works) · Psychiatry (3 works) · Qualitative research (3 works) · Resilience and Mental Health (3 works) · Child Abuse and Trauma (2 works) · Croatian (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Social Psychology (2 works)

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