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As I sat with pediatricians in our small pilot group, they were pining for practical ways to address trauma. They grew comfortable with the idea that they were a catalyst for healing and providing education and awareness regarding complex trauma. They got keen in identifying how trauma presented, sitting with trauma disclosures, empowering caregivers, and providing them with knowledge about resilience building. But what was missing was practical interventions, tools, and next steps. After all, if a child has chronic asthma, you don’t solely provide education about asthma; you also support caregivers and guide them toward resources. You tell them...

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