Building a Trauma Informed System of Care Toolkit
Building a Trauma Informed System of Care Trauma Informed C re 4 Hour General Training
Rev. 5/2019
Eradicating child maltreatment in America could potentially reduce many things predicted by ACEs: Depression Alcoholism and drug use Suicide Domestic violence The need for incarceration Why Focus on Trauma In Children?
Using ACE Information
Do we really want to “open this can of worms?” Original ACE study had 24/7 counselors…no one called.
Caution: ACEs are not Destiny Some children are more susceptible than others to toxic stress There can be other adults to serve a buffering, caring role There is a capacity to repair across development
Healing “Neen” Video Tonier “Neen” Cain homeless for almost two decades after a childhood of abuse and neglect (ACE score of 10). Arrested over 80 times with 66 criminal
Offered TIC-related program when incarcerated and pregnant in 2004. Now she is on staff and is a national spokesperson for
the National Center for Trauma-Informed Care.
Interventions can make a difference What is predictable is preventable
convictions (substance abuse and prostitution).
Healing Neen
https://youtu.be/IUJPJ4eW8kQ
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