Following the RCT, we see that growth-enhancing relationships contribute to social well-being and are extremely important to the total health of all people (Comstock et al., 2008). Furthermore, promoting an egalitarian society through growth-enhancing relationships means that RCT also advocates for health as a human right (Banks, Jordan, & Walker, 2011). Furthermore, from the ACE study, which examined the connection between exposure to childhood abuse and household dysfunction with increased risk of chronic disease in adulthood, the importance of relationships that foster growth, especially during childhood, is vital for our total health (Felitti et al..,