“In 1994, I began working in the psychiatric ward of a hospital in New York. Adolescents who had experienced traumas such as parents’ divorce or the death of a parent came to my clinic. They felt their world had been shattered, or they suffered from problems such as drug and alcohol addiction, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts,” Lisa Miller, professor of clinical psychology at Columbia University, said in an interview.

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