Using sleep dysfunction to explore the nature of resilience in adult survivors of childhood abuse or trauma
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TL;DR
This study explores the possibility that some apparently resilient individuals may have good social-behavioral competency while still experiencing psychological pain, consistent with current conceptualizations of trauma/abuse recovery as involving multiple dimensions of functioning.
Abstract
The findings are consistent with current conceptualizations of trauma/abuse recovery as involving multiple dimensions of functioning, some of which are more publicly observable than others. Therefore, some apparently resilient individuals may have good social-behavioral competency while still experiencing psychological pain.