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ACEs Part II: An Introduction to Resilience-Building Interventions and Protective Factors

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Adverse Childhood Experiences Part II: An Introduction to Resilience-Building Interventions and Protective Factors

Presented by Sarah MacLaughlin and Julia Yeary, ZERO TO THREE

 

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ZERO TO THREE’s Sarah MacLaughlin, licensed social worker and Senior Writer & Training Specialist for Healthy Steps, and Julia Yeary, Director of Military Projects leads us into the second session of our 2-part series on ACEs. This webinar reviews Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and toxic stress: what they are and how they impact children and families. The presenters provide an overview of the Strengthening Families™ Protective Factors Framework (PFF) and resilience-building lifestyle interventions, and will cover provider resilience, a two-generation approach, and communication tips.

Click here for part one of this series.

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