Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are potentially traumatic events that occur in childhood. Preventing ACEs, such as experiencing abuse or witnessing violence, could improve lifelong health. ACEs are linked to 14 negative outcomes. Learn how to prevent ACEs in CDC’s new Vital Signs report: http://bit.ly/VitalSignsACEs | CDC

Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) is essential for overcoming trauma and anxiety. ACEs can cause the brain to fixate on past adversities, hindering personal growth and relationships. That's why we need effective tools to help navigate these challenges. The Adverse Childhood Experiences Guided Journal is designed to harness the power of science-backed methods for healing and resilience. Let's equip ourselves with the tools needed for true recovery. https://bookshop.org/p/books/th

Don't miss our brilliant upcoming ACEs SIG event on "Assessing and understanding trauma: bridging the gap between research and practice", 6 May 2025 5pm UK. https://bit.ly/4gHsfOh ‘Assessing and understanding trauma: bridging the gap between research and practice’ is presented by Dr Saul Hillman, Richard Cross, and Katharine Anderson. The session will provide a bridge between research and clinical contexts of measuring trauma and adverse life experiences in looked-after children populations. The