The words that actually help traumatized kids feel safe to talk — and why they ask nothing of the child except to be believed.
The praise and comfort phrases that can accidentally shame traumatized kids — and what to say instead that doesn’t grade their pain.
Why “I know how you feel” fails traumatized kids — and what to say instead when you actually want to understand.
Why telling a traumatized child “you’re safe now” often backfires — and what co-regulation actually requires instead.
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