It's a Two-Way Street
Platitudes, Childhood Trauma, and the Courage to Heal
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D. Michael Di Vico
What if healing requires more than being told to move on? It’s a Two-Way Street challenges one of the most persistent platitudes surrounding childhood trauma: that once we become adults, the past is simply ours to overcome. D. Michael Di Vico examines the other side of that equation—the enduring responsibility of parents, the profound importance of acknowledgment, and the damage that can remain when those who caused harm refuse to recognize it.
Drawing from personal experience while looking beyond his own story, Di Vico explores parental accountability, the limits of familiar advice, the longing to be known and understood, and the difficult work of building a life when the foundation provided in childhood was fractured. This is not an argument for remaining trapped in blame. It is an argument for truth: that personal responsibility and parental accountability can exist at the same time.
Candid, reflective, and ultimately hopeful, It’s a Two-Way Street offers a different path toward healing—one grounded not in platitudes, but in honesty, acknowledgment, forgiveness, and the courage to move forward.
©2026 D. Michael Di Vico (P)2026 D. Michael Di Vico