New RAND report from PRACTICE collaborative, Study Finds that Clinicians are More Likely to Take Action as the Number of ACEs Increases, CDC Study on High School Students, and More |
Newsletter Archive
Preventing, identifying, and responding to Adverse Childhood Experiences in school-based health centers, Children and Youth Behavioral Health school resources. |
Updated Screening and Training Data, Webinars Ramping Up This Fall, and More
San Francisco Chronicle Highlights Efforts in California to Break the Cycle of Childhood Trauma and Toxic Stress through ACE Screening and Response, Stress Busters Handouts Available in Spanish |
Live Beyond Webinar with Drs. Ramos and Burke Harris on August 13, New Aces Aware Resources Available on Dyadic Care, Safe Spaces Now Offers CE Credit, and More.
Highlights from the ACEs Aware Progress Report, Updated Screening and Training Data, New Course on Burnout Prevention, and More.
Live Beyond Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Toxic Stress Campaign Launches; New Burnout Prevention Course, and More.
New free behavioral health tools for California families, ACEs and toxic stress campaign launching soon, new Stage 3 module of the How-To Guide course, and more.
A new evaluation finds that being a trauma-informed clinic is the foundation for Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE) screening. ACEs Aware has resources to support health care teams on their journey to ACE screening and response and to becoming trauma-informed.
ACEs Aware launched a new and improved Learning Center to support the learning of health care teams working to prevent, identify, and respond to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and toxic stress.
New Data Finds ACEs Screening is Feasible, Acceptable, and Beneficial. In the first four years of the ACEs Aware initiative, significant progress has been made towards scaling ACE screening and response initiatives across California.
ACEs Aware launched a new online training to help health care teams use Stress Buster tips and strategies when working with patients.
Demystify Screening and Response with our Webinars. Find the training, on-demand or live, that helps you better understand trauma-informed care.
ACEs Aware is excited to announce several new resources this month, including a Stress Busters website, an ACE screening implementation e-learning course, and a Science and Innovation Speaker series.
Studies have shown that having ACEs is linked to a risk of homelessness and housing instability in adulthood. In a featured infographic, the higher the ACEs, the greater the risk of adult homelessness.
Screening for ACEs, assessing risk for toxic stress, and responding with evidence-based interventions and trauma-informed care can significantly improve the health and well-being of individuals and families.
As health care teams across California know, trauma is commonly experienced by many children and adults. A lot of traumas can be assessed and addressed with stress mitigation measures and/or with treatment by a mental health professional, an effort that can be supported with our Becoming ACEs Aware in California training for those getting started.
In recognition of Mental Health Awareness month, our May newsletter shares information about how organizations are adopting trauma-informed care practices to reduce health care worker burnout and promote staff wellness.
The ACEs Aware initiative offers California health care teams a variety of resources to support screening for Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), assessing risk for toxic stress, and responding with clinical interventions that provide patients with evidence-informed practices that can regulate the biological stress response and improve health outcomes.
In March, the nation celebrates Women’s History Month. So in this month’s ACEs Aware newsletter, we turn our attention to critical opportunities to support women’s health and the well-being of families.