I get it. Seclusion and Restraint harms kids. And yet, I still have to face this kid today who beat me up yesterday.

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In the world of resilience-building work, this might feel like a controversial perspective. And at the same time, it names a very real experience for those of us in the trenches—what we see, feel, and navigate every day with the young people and communities we serve.

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I get it. Seclusion and Restraint harms kids. And yet, I still have to face this kid today who beat me up yesterday.

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