S1 E5 To diagnose or not to diagnose: how working with children has changed with Helen Kirkaldie
Dr Helen Kirkaldie is a clinical psychologist who specialises in working with adopted children and their families. She has extensive experience in working with developmental trauma and attachment. In this conversation, she tells us how working with children has changed over her nineteen years of clinical experience,…
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