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1999

1999, fresh out of nursing school, Dr. Joan started her career providing home-visiting services to single parents from vulnerable communities. Like most nurses beginning their career, she was curious as she observed her clients responses to traditional mental health services: ‘I would refer my clients to doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists, yet they weren’t getting better, even with proper medical care.” Something was missing in traditional model of care and this was the point of inception of a new idea. Perhaps the nurse has a more significant part to play in helping vulnerable populations permanently resolve their traumatic responses.

2004

1999, fresh out of nursing school, Dr. Joan started her career providing home-visiting services to single parents from vulnerable communities. Like most nurses beginning their career, she was curious as she observed her clients responses to traditional mental health services: ‘I would refer my clients to doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists, yet they weren’t getting better, even with proper medical care.” Something was missing in traditional model of care and this was the point of inception of a new idea. Perhaps the nurse has a more significant part to play in helping vulnerable populations permanently resolve their traumatic responses.

2009

1999, fresh out of nursing school, Dr. Joan started her career providing home-visiting services to single parents from vulnerable communities. Like most nurses beginning their career, she was curious as she observed her clients responses to traditional mental health services: ‘I would refer my clients to doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists, yet they weren’t getting better, even with proper medical care.” Something was missing in traditional model of care and this was the point of inception of a new idea. Perhaps the nurse has a more significant part to play in helping vulnerable populations permanently resolve their traumatic responses.

2014

1999, fresh out of nursing school, Dr. Joan started her career providing home-visiting services to single parents from vulnerable communities. Like most nurses beginning their career, she was curious as she observed her clients responses to traditional mental health services: ‘I would refer my clients to doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists, yet they weren’t getting better, even with proper medical care.” Something was missing in traditional model of care and this was the point of inception of a new idea. Perhaps the nurse has a more significant part to play in helping vulnerable populations permanently resolve their traumatic responses.

2015

1999, fresh out of nursing school, Dr. Joan started her career providing home-visiting services to single parents from vulnerable communities. Like most nurses beginning their career, she was curious as she observed her clients responses to traditional mental health services: ‘I would refer my clients to doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists, yet they weren’t getting better, even with proper medical care.” Something was missing in traditional model of care and this was the point of inception of a new idea. Perhaps the nurse has a more significant part to play in helping vulnerable populations permanently resolve their traumatic responses.

2016

1999, fresh out of nursing school, Dr. Joan started her career providing home-visiting services to single parents from vulnerable communities. Like most nurses beginning their career, she was curious as she observed her clients responses to traditional mental health services: ‘I would refer my clients to doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists, yet they weren’t getting better, even with proper medical care.” Something was missing in traditional model of care and this was the point of inception of a new idea. Perhaps the nurse has a more significant part to play in helping vulnerable populations permanently resolve their traumatic responses.

2021

1999, fresh out of nursing school, Dr. Joan started her career providing home-visiting services to single parents from vulnerable communities. Like most nurses beginning their career, she was curious as she observed her clients responses to traditional mental health services: ‘I would refer my clients to doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists, yet they weren’t getting better, even with proper medical care.” Something was missing in traditional model of care and this was the point of inception of a new idea. Perhaps the nurse has a more significant part to play in helping vulnerable populations permanently resolve their traumatic responses.

Today

1999, fresh out of nursing school, Dr. Joan started her career providing home-visiting services to single parents from vulnerable communities. Like most nurses beginning their career, she was curious as she observed her clients responses to traditional mental health services: ‘I would refer my clients to doctors, psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists, yet they weren’t getting better, even with proper medical care.” Something was missing in traditional model of care and this was the point of inception of a new idea. Perhaps the nurse has a more significant part to play in helping vulnerable populations permanently resolve their traumatic responses.

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