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Parental Incarceration and Its Impact

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Philadelphia Trauma Training Conference

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Promoting Positive Parenting

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Promoting Positive Parenting

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Racisim & Child Health - 1 hour webinar

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Raising Happy, Successful Children

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Raising Happy Successful Children

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Raising Happy Successful Children

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Reflective Leadership

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Reflective Leadership - PQAS certified

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Resilience: What is It and How Can We Foster It?

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Save the Date: Trauma Theory '101'

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Self-Care for Teachers

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Supporting Resilience Skills in Children

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Supporting Resilience Skills in Children

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Dr. Lee Pachter gives introduction to ACEs and Protective Factors ["Another Thing" with Larry Mendte]

Carolyn Smith-Brown ·
Representing the Philadelphia ACE Task Force and Drexel University , Dr. Lee Pachter, pediatrician, shared an introduction to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), the difference between healthy stress and toxic stress in childhood, its impact on lifelong health and well-being & the universality of ACEs in so many of our children's lives. He also discussed the protective factor and buffering value for a child that unconditional love and support from an adult - parent, teacher or neighbor...
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End the cycles of trauma and poverty for Philly families | Perspective [philly.com]

Jeanne Felter ·
A new study published in JAMA Psychiatry is shedding light on intergenerational trauma, adding to the growing body of evidence that the impact of trauma can be passed down from one generation to the next. While the research stems from Scandinavia more than 75 years ago, it has critically important implications for Philadelphia, a city challenged by high rates of deep poverty and violence, contributing to trauma exposure among its residents. During World War II, tens of thousands of children...
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