Michigan ACEs Action (MI)

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Breaking Through: Video and User's Guide to Understand and Address Toxic Stress

Carlene Przykucki 6/30/154:22 PM

Here's a link and info about a presentation from the National Center on Health, Office of Head Start, that may be of use to those of us looking for material appropriate for community awareness talks. I like that the PDF user guide has a timeline for the video as to where certain information is discussed.

http://tinyurl.com/ocxuuq4

Breaking Through: Video and User's Guide to Understand and Address Toxic Stress

View this 20-minute educational video to learn how toxic stress can impact a child’s lifelong health and well-being. Also, find out how Head Start programs and health care professionals can support children and families to help prevent toxic stress. The user-friendly guide shows how best to use this resource. It also includes a breakdown of the video segments by topic area.

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Carlene PrzykuckiMember

Absolutely, Tina. We need to do some advance work but I'll review some of the literature about other sites doing this to see what we need to put in place.

7/6/155:20 PM

Former Member

Carlene very nice thanks. So if Dr. Panknin and I got Alcona Health Centers to screen parents and kids for ACEs could you help us with who the docs would refer to? Thank You

7/1/159:03 PM

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