Thank you for putting this into tangible concepts. There’s a slice of a population that I work with that shows tendencies of the way that “typical people” woul

Thank you for putting this into tangible concepts. There’s a slice of a population that I work with that shows tendencies of the way that “typical people” would react to a given situation. If a challenging situation comes up, there’s a good balance between anxiety and resiliency. They tend to be in acute care specifically because their needs exceeded the ability to cope and manage their situation at home. At the same time, mental health conditions can diminish individuals’ ability for resilience with chronic conditions. Thus, this necessitates admission to acute care for something that could be managed at home. In acute care, the life style pattern known to these patients presents as ongoing “malingering” in beds. The “activation” that’s discussed in the article seems to reflect that individuals who do have diminished resiliency tend to do better when their days are structured.