Drawing of their own sleep by children with sleep-disordered breathing gives insight into their imaginary life.
Auriane FilholLisa OussAlessandro AmaddeoSonia KhiraniBrigitte FaurouxPublished in: Acta paediatrica (Oslo, Norway : 1992) (2020)
This study showed how the associated disease of children with sleep-disordered breathing infiltrated their imaginary life. The sleep drawing gave useful information about representation, fears and wishes in relation to the associated disease and the child's sleeping.