How Can Practitioners Provide Nourishment to People Who Lacked it Early in Life?

Question from Correspondent

How can I, a (fairly) young, mostly hairy male practitioner offer the kind of nourishment to those patients who lacked nourishment early in life, and who seem to be perpetually looking for someone to take care of them?

Answer by Dr. Hammer

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