Thanks, Jane. I believe that prevention is the goal. But I have said many, many times in my talks and when writing that unless we help the parenting generation to heal (parents, grandparents and often aunts/uncles), we will have difficulty preventing trauma or adequately recognizing and intervening. I have proposed both a recognition protocol (Assessment) and a healing protocol that I believe will work. But both depend on an understanding of the potential problems that can be caused by childhood trauma. And the resistance is real, as you point out the need for recognizing a multi generational transmission of trauma. If trauma is all you know, you won't know it's damaging until someone points it out to you in a loving manner.