For decades, it was considered that a personal drama had to inevitably lead to psychopathy. The facts, however, contradict this pessimistic outlook. At present, researchers are increasingly interested in by certain processes that enable humans abused achieve a relatively normal life despite severe trauma. Indeed, one can discover in these people a latent and unexpected resources that enable them to transform the obstacle trampoline and fragility in personal wealth.  This book provides testimonials from many professionals who have worked with children and young people affected by war trauma, neglect and marginalization in Africa, Latin America and Europe. They highlight the inestimable value for these children and young people have recovered their ability to overcome his injuries and experiences of physical and psychological horror. Restore their self-esteem, confidence in the future and their desire to live are the challenges for betting resilience.  For all care professionals, social education and mental health, this book will be of great value for the diversity of exposed cases and problems, which demonstrate the beneficial results of this novel approach of modern psychology.