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Send us a text '📖 Read the companion essay When a parent—the person who should be a child's ultimate buffer against stress—becomes the source of fear instead, the damage cascades through every system. But buried within the devastating research on adverse childhood experiences lies something unexpected: the brain can heal. Not metaphorically. Literally. In this episode, we examine: How early adversity literally changes gene expression through epigenetic programmingWhy traumatized children deve...