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Reflecting about Communication with My Children

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An Education Program to Enhance Parent-Child Communication

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Adapted from a draft of Parent-Child Communication Basics (A Lifelong Dialogue: A Workplace Program to Enhance Parent-Child Communication), created by Advocates for Youth for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, February 2000. Revised October 2006.

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