Research examines the impact of psychological strengths on resilience in women survivors, suggesting tailored support may reduce revictimization risk.
Findings suggest that psychological strengths may be protective under certain conditions, highlighting the importance of matching strengths-oriented recommendations to survivors' symptom severity. Future researchers should examine whether tailored approaches that both address posttraumatic stress and build personal strengths reduce revictimization risk and foster resilience and well-being among women CASA survivors. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2026 APA, all rights reserved).
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