I remember the day I crashed. After years of working in the child protective system, something finally broke inside me. I asked myself, “Why am I even working for CPS? All of my effort doesn’t even put a dent in all of the problems I see.” At that time I had a caseload above 50 clients, I was conducting countless risk assessments for child abuse and neglect, and I was working with an endless stream of kiddos who had been traumatized in their homes. I would lay awake at night

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