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00:00 Welcome to Care Out Loud
00:59 Introducing Dr. Livio Provenzi
02:07 Discovering Trauma Informed Care
03:31 The Importance of Early Development
05:06 Epigenetics and Early Human Connections
08:24 Research on Preterm Babies
10:40 The Role of Clinicians and Families
15:58 Bridging the Gap Between Research and Practice
21:19 The Hidden Talents of Adversity
26:51 Changing the Culture of Care
32:56 Final Thoughts and Reflections
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