How to Make Your Child Feel Seen: The Science of Mattering | Gordon Flett – EP 733
The feeling of not mattering is a profound psychological wound underlying modern crises of loneliness, depression, and youth mental health, and addressing it through early, intentional cultivation of mattering can transform individual lives and societal well-being.
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