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SUMMARY:ACE Interface Training
DESCRIPTION:Understanding ACEs:  Recognize Adverse Childhood Experiences and their impact on health and wellbeing\nWhat are ACEs?\nAdverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are traumatic childhood events, such as abuse\nand neglect, parental divorce, domestic violence, and parental mental illness, among\nothers. Experiencing an ACE can increase the odds of developing serious adult health\nissues like depression, cancer, liver disease and heart disease. ACEs can also make\npeople more prone to suicide, substance abuse, poor work performance and a host of\nother negative outcomes. A trauma-informed perspective and approach to care can\nalleviate the negative impacts brought on by ACEs and significantly improve health\noutcomes.\nTraining Objectives:\nParticipants will be able to expand their knowledge of:\n1. The importance of identifying and addressing adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)\n2. The impact of ACEs’ on the brain and behavior\n3. Why my community needs to get organized and mobilized to identify/address ACEs\n4. Developing a trauma-informed approach to care including self-care\n5. The role of ACEs in my life\n\nQuestions?  Contact Heather Martinsen at 703-792-7739\nor HMartinsen@pwcgov.org ( mailto:HMartinsen@pwcgov.org )\n
URL:https://scanva.org/events/ace-interface-training-3/
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