Listening In: A Model of Healing Rooted in Developmental Science

Practitioners working on the front lines with young children may feel pressure to advise, instruct, and intervene. Decades of research in contemporary developmental science point to an alternative approach termed “listening in.” This commentary will review evidence supporting this approach, showing its application in a common clinical scenario. It will root the approach in concepts of cultural difference and the importance of cultivating a sense of belonging.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.33696/psychiatry.3.020
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Ego Development and Educational Practices
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Listening In: A Model of Healing Rooted in Developmental Science

Claudia M. Gold
Ego Development and Educational Practices
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Listening In: A Model of Healing Rooted in Developmental Science

Claudia M. Gold
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Abstract

Practitioners working on the front lines with young children may feel pressure to advise, instruct, and intervene. Decades of research in contemporary developmental science point to an alternative approach termed “listening in.” This commentary will review evidence supporting this approach, showing its application in a common clinical scenario. It will root the approach in concepts of cultural difference and the importance of cultivating a sense of belonging.

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