Adopted youth and sleep difficulties
Zach Radcliff, Allison Baylor, Bruce Rybarczyk Department of Psychology, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, USA Abstract: Sleep is a critical component of healthy development for youth, with cascading effects on youth’s biological growth, psychological well-being, and overall...
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description | Zach Radcliff, Allison Baylor, Bruce Rybarczyk Department of Psychology, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, USA Abstract: Sleep is a critical component of healthy development for youth, with cascading effects on youth’s biological growth, psychological well-being, and overall functioning. Increased sleep difficulties are one of many disruptions that adopted youth may face throughout the adoption process. Sleep difficulties have been frequently cited as a major concern by adoptive parents and hypothesized in the literature as a problem that may affect multiple areas of development and functioning in adopted youth. However, there is limited research exploring this relationship. Using a biopsychosocial framework, this paper reviews the extant literature to explore the development, maintenance, and impact of sleep difficulties in adopted youth. Finally, implications for future research and clinical interventions are outlined. Keywords: adoption, sleep, youth |
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spelling | doaj.art-17e44604b00448c6b23a6055cb0431262022-12-21T19:16:03ZengDove Medical PressPediatric Health, Medicine and Therapeutics1179-99272016-12-01Volume 716517530375Adopted youth and sleep difficultiesRadcliff ZBaylor ARybarczyk BZach Radcliff, Allison Baylor, Bruce Rybarczyk Department of Psychology, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA, USA Abstract: Sleep is a critical component of healthy development for youth, with cascading effects on youth’s biological growth, psychological well-being, and overall functioning. Increased sleep difficulties are one of many disruptions that adopted youth may face throughout the adoption process. Sleep difficulties have been frequently cited as a major concern by adoptive parents and hypothesized in the literature as a problem that may affect multiple areas of development and functioning in adopted youth. However, there is limited research exploring this relationship. Using a biopsychosocial framework, this paper reviews the extant literature to explore the development, maintenance, and impact of sleep difficulties in adopted youth. Finally, implications for future research and clinical interventions are outlined. Keywords: adoption, sleep, youthhttps://www.dovepress.com/adopted-youth-and-sleep-difficulties-peer-reviewed-article-PHMTAdoptionsleepyouth |
spellingShingle | Radcliff Z Baylor A Rybarczyk B Adopted youth and sleep difficulties Pediatric Health, Medicine and Therapeutics Adoption sleep youth |
title | Adopted youth and sleep difficulties |
title_full | Adopted youth and sleep difficulties |
title_fullStr | Adopted youth and sleep difficulties |
title_full_unstemmed | Adopted youth and sleep difficulties |
title_short | Adopted youth and sleep difficulties |
title_sort | adopted youth and sleep difficulties |
topic | Adoption sleep youth |
url | https://www.dovepress.com/adopted-youth-and-sleep-difficulties-peer-reviewed-article-PHMT |
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