Overcoming Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
We know from extensive research that adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) affect our emotional and physical health in childhood, adolescence, and adulthood. But new research also reveals that positive childhood experiences (PCEs) can buffer against the impact of ACEs. This curriculum looks at ACEs and how they affect us and our kids as well as PCEs and how we can include these experiences for our family.
Parents will leave the support group with a better understanding of the following topics.
- Take the ACE survey for ourselves and our children.
- What is your and your child’s ACE scores?
- What parents can do to help their children heal from their adverse childhood experiences.
- Understand the impact of positive childhood experiences to help buffer the impact of ACEs in our children’s lives.
*This curriculum includes a video, facilitator guide, and handouts.
**For international adoption agencies looking for interactive Hague training, this curriculum can contribute to a program to help meet 96.48 requirements. However, for a more thorough coverage of the requirements, consider the Creating a Family Hague Package for International Adoption.
Need more information? Request a demonstration.
Interested in learning more about the Interactive Training & Support Curricula for Foster, Adoptive, and Kinship Families?
Overcoming Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
-
Access for 1 year
-
Initial Facilitator Training for online and in-person groups
5-Curricula Subscription
-
Select 5 curricula
-
Initial Facilitator Training for online and in-person groups
10-Curricula Subscription
-
Select 10 curricula
-
Initial Facilitator Training for online and in-person groups