Chronotype and mental health: timing seems to matter, but how, why, and for whom?

Abstract

329 These lessons and this innovative approach to trauma intervention, we believe, is a pathway to a more humane and effective way to help a variety of trauma populations. The posttraumatic growth process is very similar no matter the originating traumas. What is necessary is for expert companions to be an essential part of the response to trauma survivors and to appreciate the opportunities for much more than a recovery. Trauma changes people, but the changes do not need to be diminishment. They are more likely to be growth.