Why do some people recover from trauma more quickly than others? It’s a question that has fascinated University of NSW associate professor Justine Gatt since the beginning of her career, and it’s a good one.
Why, after all, do some people – who may have had a series of terrible things happen to them – find it easier to move through their day than others whose lives seem comparatively easy?
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