“…Although the concept of cumulative harm captures the effect of harmful circumstances and events on the child (Price‐Robertson, Rush, Wall, & Higgins, ), the frameworks of “multi‐type victimization” and “chronic victimization” describe the interrelatedness of maltreatment experiences (Price‐Robertson, Higgins, & Vassallo, ; Price‐Robertson, Higgins, et al, ). Indeed, Price‐Robertson, Higgins, et al () outline cumulative harm which pervades the negative experience of child maltreatment, including both the ongoing trauma of adverse childhood experiences and harm associated with both multitype maltreatment and victimization (Price‐Robertson, Higgins, et al, ).…”