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One of the natural consequences of taking relational health histories, specifically ones that address trauma histories, is that parents and caregivers become more comfortable with seeking your help and advice. This often leads to spontaneous disclosures of traumas and stressors that have happened to their children; you’ll also hear a lot more disclosures if you’re specifically listening for and responding to stressful events with compassion. I think this is partly because you’ve changed the culture of your office by normalizing these conversations, which helps destigmatize them, and partly because you’ve built a trusting relationship with your families. It also becomes...

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