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Begin with Part A, where you will assess your feelings about your relationship with each parent. Read each statement carefully and check the ones that resonate with your experiences.
In Part B, reflect on any unmet adult needs you may have experienced. Again, mark the statements that apply to your situation.
Proceed to Part C, which addresses potential neglect or abuse. Take your time to consider each statement and check those that feel relevant.
After completing all sections, review your checks. If you have 10 or more checks across the three parts, reflect on what this may indicate about your past relationships.
Feel free to add comments next to your responses for clarity and deeper reflection on your experiences.
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