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Childhood Adversity

Delve into the prevalence of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and their effects on mental, physical, and social well-being. Learn about the relationship between childhood adversity and conditions like chronic depression, domestic violence, alcoholism, and unemployment. Discover how ACEs contribute to toxic stress and hinder healthy development. Explore the ACE study findings, population attributable risks, and real-life examples of overcoming ACEs in communities like Walla Walla, WA, Merced, CA, and Tarpon Springs, FL. Join the conversation on ACEs at ACEsTooHigh.com and ACEsConnection.com to access resources, news, and support. Contact Jane Stevens at jstevens@mmjourno.com for more information.

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Childhood Adversity

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  1. ChildhoodAdversity Science and Solutions

  2. AcesTooHigh.com

  3. ACEsConnection.com

  4. The CDC’s ACE Study Launch video

  5. Adverse Childhood Experiences Are Common

  6. Number of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE Score)

  7. Childhood Experiences Underline Chronic Depression

  8. ACEs Score and the Risk of Perpetuating Domestic Violence

  9. Childhood Experiences vs. Adult Alcoholism

  10. ACEs and Unemployment Source: Soc Psychiatry & Epidemiology; Liu, et al., (2013)

  11. ACEs and Financial Instability

  12. Adverse Childhood Experiences… ….are very common. ...occur together -- if you have one ACE, there’s an 87% chance you have more. ...the more you have, the higher your risk of physical, mental and social problems.

  13. ACEs and Population Attributable Risks

  14. Toxic Stress Derails Healthy Development Launch video

  15. Consequences of Lifetime Exposure to Violence and Abuse

  16. Lincoln High School, Walla Walla, WA

  17. Number of Days Students Were Out of School

  18. Dave Lockridge, ACE Overcomers Merced, CA

  19. The city of Tarpon Springs, FL

  20. ACEs Connection

  21. Thank you! Jane Stevens - jstevens@mmjourno.com ACEsTooHigh.com - news site ACEsConnections.com - social network

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