Families Are Waiting Months for Help

27 Sept 2026 · 1 min
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In this brief monologue, Hallie Bulkin recounts launching a 2019 initiative aimed at increasing clinicians' confidence in screening and case assessment. She explains that previously, clinicians hesitated to act, leading to prolonged wait times for children and uncertainty for families. Through targeted training, clinicians have learned to recognize issues, think through cases clearly, and guide families effectively. Bulkin emphasizes that the effort is not a disruption but an evolution of existing clinician training, and she invites listeners to join this movement toward more confident, responsive care.

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