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Re: Donna Jackson Nakazawa on bringing down the stress-threat response

Karen Clemmer ·
Hi Maria, Thanks for sharing this site! Anyone can see the site, but it is ideal to join ACEs Connection and then join this community. This will allow folks to access all the tools and resources that are available! Thanks! Karen
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Re: Child abuse can be found in every culture and religion

Gayle Clark ·
Hi Dave, There is research that shows the more conservative the religion, the more frequent the incidence of incest. I found this hard to believe at first, but as the years went on and it was accepted on all levels, I have come to understand it better. In the first years, researchers thought it might be related to" all the taboos conservatives place on sex". That view was written in several articles I read back then. More lately, it has become to be linked to the concept of male-headship,...
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Re: Healing the Inner Child, part 3

Jasmine Pettis ·
Hi Linda, Thank you for sharing about your DC4.org program and congratulations on the 10 anniversary of this wonderful program. I will do a little researching today on faith based trauma informed programs and how other faith based groups have been successful with getting other churches to learn about trauma and maybe even implementing a program of their own. I'll be sure to share what I find. Best, Jasmine Pettis Information Specialist ACEsConnection.com
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Re: Presenting to my congregation

Dale Fletcher ·
Hi Cyndi, I appreciate that you're doing this for your church! I recently created a more complete presentation on ACES from a biblical perspective. I used slides from ACE Interface and added several of my own that were related to scriptural principles and our shared Christian faith. If it would help I could share more with you. In Christ, Dale
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Re: Presenting to my congregation

Cynthia Thelen ·
Hi Dale! I would love to have you share what you've done! Thank you!
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Re: Examples of churches, temples, synagogues, mosques, and other faith communities practicing child trauma prevention and intervention?

Former Member ·
Hi Laura, I am a member of ACE Connections. I saw your post on making presentations to Faith Based communities. I am wondering how it is going, if you researched presentations or curriculum? Anything you can share would be helpful to me in my passion to inform churches about ACEs. My Best, Roxy Foster
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Re: Intermountain hosts trauma-informed ministry training and workshop

Roxanna Foster ·
Hi Chris, I have used your description of what it is a trauma informed church. Could let me know how you would like to be sited on that piece?
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Re: Trauma Informed Congregations - A Strategy Document

lauralee cummings ·
Hi there! SO happy I found this faith-based ACE resource! I am putting together a simple basic presentation for a local congregation and I wanted to speak on creating a safe trauma-informed congregation. I was directed to this ACE faith-based focus. Could I use some of your work and of course, give credit where it is due? I am also putting together a resource list. Do you have any suggestions for faith-based books? I do not know many faith-based books for trauma survivors. Thank you!
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Re: Trauma Informed Congregations - A Strategy Document

Dale Fletcher ·
You are more than welcome to use this document Lauralee. You may wanes to see and make use of the material I added to this blog post on this network about two weeks ago as well.
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Re: Trauma Informed Congregations - A Strategy Document

lauralee cummings ·
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Re: Faith Communities as a Source of Healing and Connection (an online training webinar)

Denice Colson ·
Hi Dana, this workshop looks really interesting! However, its really late for me. Will you be doing a replay?
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Re: Faith Communities as a Source of Healing and Connection (an online training webinar)

Hi Denice, Please be so kind as to connect with the home office of ATTACh at (612)861-4222 as they are hosting this webinar. Please share if I may be of further support in any way. In gratitude, Dana
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Re: The Need for Trauma-informed Education During Seminary

Dale Fletcher ·
Hi Kimberly, no, I am not a member. Is this a different Group here on the ACES Connection or a separate community elsewhere?
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Re: The Need for Trauma-informed Education During Seminary

Amie Schumacher ·
Hi Kimberly, I'd like to be a part of the Community of Practice group as well, and would appreciate being added. I work as a chaplain in a large regional hospital, and am also involved in bringing ACE presentations to local churches and faith-based organizations. I have presented on ACEs and theology/pastoral care at one local seminary/school of theology, and would like to do more. I believe this education is critical. Thanks! Amie Schumacher
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Re: Trauma can bring about growth [NCROnline.org]

Jane Stevens ·
Hi, Dwayne: Thanks for sharing your poignant story of continued determination. You are an inspiration.
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Re: Six-week adult Sunday school curriculum on trauma-informed ministry coming soon!

James D. Christy II ·
Hi Chris, Yes, I'd like to "test run" with you. James.Christy@aocLife.org How will you deliver the courses? Video? LMS? PDF?
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Re: Six-week adult Sunday school curriculum on trauma-informed ministry coming soon!

Jaime J. Romo, Ed.D. ·
Hi, Chris, I'm interested in seeing what you have created. I've led/ invited a variety of presentations in my congregation, but we haven't had a coherent program of any sort specific to trauma. Please share. Peace, Jaime
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Re: Influencer's Church of Cumming, GA Hosts Strategic Trauma and Abuse Recovery: A Detailed Map for Healing

Denice Colson ·
Hi Linda! The super-early bird has passed, but the early bird is until April 5th. For the other two locations, the super-early-bird is until March 30. I hope this helps!!
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ACEs Connection Anti-Racism Resources

Morgan Vien ·
Hi everyone! We'd like to introduce our new ACEs Connection Anti-Racism Resources List c ulled from resources shared by Learn4Life, Prevention Institute., Rise Magazine , V A TICN , Vital Village , 10% Happier . and our own ACEs Connection members and staff . You can access them from this widget on the top right side of our home page or by clicking here. The list has the following categories of resources: Racial Trauma, Historical Trauma, & Healing Police Brutality & Reform...
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Re: Trauma Informed Congregations - A Strategy Document

Dale Fletcher ·
HI Dianne, Thanks for the note... and I'm glad that you found the document helpful. The more we can inform people of faith about ACEs, the better equipped we can become to minister to those affected. ~ Dale
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A Better Normal- Education Upended 11/19, with special guest Robin Cogan, The Relentless School Nurse!

Lara Kain ·
Hi Everyone! Welcome back. I am SO very excited to announce our special guest for this Thursday 11/19 12-1 PST. Please join us as we discuss everything school health and school nursing with rock star school nurse Robin Cogan. Along with all her amazing achievements in her bio below she has recently been featured on CNN, USA Today, Newsweek, and the NYT commenting on school health and the invaluable role of school nurses during a pandemic. Robin Cogan, MEd, RN, NCSN is a Nationally Certified...
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Re: Spiritual Abuse (Rise to Resilience blog repost)

Belinda Donovan ·
Hi Leona You are right, all abuse is about power and control. Any church that won't let you 'test and approve God's will' (Romans 12:2) is abusive. Having my own experience of spiritual abuse I found Dr. Barb Orlowski and https://www.churchexiters.com/ to be very helpful in not only defining and recognising spiritual abuse, but also in the process of healing from it. Churches are filled with broken hurting people and finding one where the leadership is open to discussion & correction as...
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Re: TIC research project

Roxanna Foster ·
Hi James. I am interested in knowing more about your research. There are a couple of efforts happening in Minnesota to develop trauma informed and responsive churches. I can be reached at 763-807-8759 foster.roxy2@gmail.com Blessings Roxy Foster
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Re: TIC research project

Robert Crosby ·
Hi James, Congratulations on reaching this phase in your terminal degree. That's so exciting! I recently completed a related project that might be of interest to you. I'll provide the link below. Let me know if I can be of any help. https://link.springer.com/arti...7/s40653-020-00334-w Blessings, Robert rcrosby@calbaptist.edu
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Re: Stress Busters Handout

Natalie Audage ·
Hi @Linda Manaugh , Thank you so much for your interest in sharing the Stress Busters handout with people in your state! You are welcome to tailor the resources section (in the bottom right hand corner of the second page) to resources that are available in your state. However, we ask that you do not change any of the other content and that you leave the two logos (PACEs Connection and ACEs Aware) in the document. You are welcome to add your own logo as well. We are also working on a national...
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Re: Trauma-Informed Children's Ministry (New Book!)

Robert Crosby ·
Hi Heather! Thank you for sharing! I hope the book will be a blessing to the church leaders who read it. If you're interested, you can see more of our resources on our Facebook page: Facebook.com/ReachHurtingKids
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Re: 2024 National Faith + Climate Forum

Nancy Walter ·
Hi, I try to register to attend virtually. I fill out my information, hit Submit, but just get a blank page. Nancy Walter Do not be daunted by the enormity of the world's grief. Do Justice Now. Love Kindness Now. Walk Humbly Now. You are not obligated to complete the work, but neither are you free to abandon it.
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