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Healing 10 Film Festival
Hi, everyone! The Healing10 wants to make sure to invite everyone from Philadelphia, particularly those who could not get to the ACES Task Force Film Festival, to our event May 9th! Healing in Action Film Screening and Discussion May 9th, 2016, 3:30 PM, Rutgers Camden Register at www.healing10.org The Healing10, a “Community of Communities” planned as a cross sector approach to bring a trauma informed paradigm to Camden, NJ. is pleased to announce the Spring Healing in Action Film Festival!
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Re: Research on Effectiveness of TIC in Camden
Hi, Dan -- I'm interested in this as well, as we're working with other organizations to develop data dashboards for communities that measure the impact of practices based on ACEs, trauma-informed and resilience-building research.
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Re: Directory of Evidence-Based Practices
Hi Caitlin! Thanks for sharing our provider directory! Since this is an ever changing document it might be useful to direct folks to our website ( dbhids.org/epic ). We have a "what & where" tab where you can find one page descriptions as well as regularly updated provider lists for all of our DBHIDS sponsored training initiatives. We're hoping to add lots of good resources to the site over the next year!
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Re: ACEs Connection Meetup: Influencing and Implementing Public Policy
Hi, I'd like to attend this meeting but it doesn't say when or where it is. Thanks Steve On Tue, Nov 11, 2014 at 10:48 AM, ACEsConnection < communitymanager@acesconnection.com> wrote:
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Re: ACEs Connection Meetup: Influencing and Implementing Public Policy
Hi Steve, Sorry, I forgot to mention that it is on Thursday 11/13 at 5 P.M. at the Friends Center (1501 Cherry Street, Philadelphia). You can register here .
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Re: ACEs Connection Meetup: Influencing and Implementing Public Policy
Hi folks! Do you all have notes and/or next steps from this meeting? I would love to find out your learning on the issue and what we may be able to share with other cities engaging in trauma-informed policy making. Many thanks! Alicia St. Andrews ACEs Connection Community Manager
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Re: ACEs Connection Meetup: Influencing and Implementing Public Policy
Hi Alicia, We have just posted a blog about the meeting and some next steps. It can be viewed here. I hope you will add your feedback to the policy guide attached to the blog post. We are looking for comments from people with all types of backgrounds and experience levels, so please feel free to share! Best, Alyson Originally Posted by Alicia St. Andrews: Hi folks! Do you all have notes and/or next steps from this meeting? I would love to find out your learning on the issue and what we may...
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Re: It’s As Simple As Following the Manual… Or Is It?
Hi Kate - Welcome to the Philadelphia/Camden area and what a great blog! I look forward to meeting you . Leslie
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Re: Trauma and Parenting groups
Hi Erica I am sending your question to some colleagues who have thought a lot about your question - but my gut sense is that the "How Brains are Built" video is a great place to start rather than the Nadine Burke Harris video, which is fantastic, but as you suspect may be a bit much for parents at first.
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Re: Research on Effectiveness of TIC in Camden
Hi I am wondering if your report has been completed? We are working with the Sanctuary Institute to support TIC at our local social services department in Contra Costa County, just east of San Francisco. I'd love to know what data you have! Thanks
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Re: The Sexual Abuse to Prison Pipeline; The Girls' Story
Hi, Alyson, I am looking to spread information that is relevant to all groups to other groups. I think this would be great for the Michigan page. We need to understand that there is a lot of sexual abuse of young girls and boys in all communities rural or urban and I would like to share with our group members how all forms of abuse eventually lead to very negative outcomes. Can I share this or would you on the Michigan group? Thanks Tina Thanks so much!!!
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Re: The Sexual Abuse to Prison Pipeline; The Girls' Story
Hi Tina, I just looked and I can't post on Michigan's group but please feel free to copy and paste it in there. You are always welcome to share/copy the stuff I put up. Best, Alyson Originally Posted by Tina Marie Hahn, MD: Hi, Alyson, I am looking to spread information that is relevant to all groups to other groups. I think this would be great for the Michigan page. We need to understand that there is a lot of sexual abuse of young girls and boys in all communities rural or urban and I...
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Re: Qualitative Study
Hi Jeff, First welcome to the Philadelphia ACEs Group! Here are two specific Philadelphia studies that may be helpful. The first one is The Philadelphia Urban ACE Survey which is a quantitative study that will help to describe Philadelphia ACEs stats and sets the stage for the Pediatrics article . Roy Wade et al from Children's Hospital held several focus groups with 105 Philadelphia youth about ACEs and urban stressors. I hope these are helpful. Alyson
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Re: Dr. Lee Pachter & Dr. Tina Cheng of Philadelphia ACE Taskforce Comment on Prevention of Noncommunicable Diseases in JAMA
Hi Daun, The full article in pdf is attached to the blog post. If you click on the full blog post from the main page, the attachment can be downloaded directly from the ACEs Connection site below the blog post and above the comments. It is called Pachter Cheng- Prevention Lifecourse Approached-JAMA 2014.pdf Best, Aly
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Re: Stories, Resilience and Self-Care: Changing the Story Through Trauma Informed Care [Camden, NJ]
Hi Alicia, When I get these emails and open them, there is only the message you see below, i.e., nothing to click on to take me to an article or bit of news. I'm not sure what to do with it. I asked our tech person and he said he didn't know either and that I should contact you. Thanks, Diane
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Re: Philadelphia Physicians Present ACEs to Medical Licensing Board
Hi Tina, Happy to repost this on ACEs in Pediatrics.
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Re: Philadelphia ACE Task Force Workforce Development Work Group Meeting
Hi James , T hanks so much for your interest in the Philadelphia work around ACEs and for joining our Philadelphia ACEs Connection group! It is always great to have the progress forward recognized. I see that you are currently located in Michigan, how did you come upon our group? I'm happy to share more information. If you'd like to learn more about our Task Force and the Workforce Development Work Group in particular, please feel free to contact me directly using the ACEs Connection inbox...
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Re: Save the Date: G-TREM-Love and Life: The Adolescent Girls & Young Women’s Trauma Recovery Empowerment Model
Hi Diane, What do you mean by email? Are you able to see the calendar event ok?
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Re: Link between ACEs and Animal Cruelty
Hi Leslie, On our Michigan ACEs web Site we have several CAC forensic interviewers and so I am going to copy your blog and put it on our group page. Thanks for posting it. Tina
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Re: Philadelphia Urban ACEs Research
Hi Daun, I would suggest contacting the Institute for Safe Families directly, because they are the one the research report was prepared for. The best email address I can find on their website appears to be: info@instituteforsafefamilies.org The Research and Evaluation Group at Public Health Management Corporation may have the data itself, but I'm not sure if they can release it without approval from Safe Families. They might be a good second choice to contact if you can't get through to...
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Re: Why are you joining the Philadelphia ACES Connection Group?
Hi friends, I only two weeks ago found this social media site, and I'm thrilled about the what is going on here. I am currently laying the groundwork for a charity that will provide therapy to low-income (although, I'm not precluding anyone because of their socio-economic status) substance addicts. I have laid out the framework of how the charity will operate. I'm looking for feedback, suggestions, questions, and people who are willing to help me in this endeavor! To find out more about the...
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Re: Igniting community-based healing
Hi Greg, Thanks for sharing this inspiring information about Buffalo! I love that at the end of the flyer announcing the Grand Rounds you reference is the tag line: Join us in making Western New York a Trauma-Informed Community. We should follow suit in Philadelphia. How about Join the movement to make Philadelphia a trauma-informed City Add your suggestions and we'll conduct a poll and choose one we can all agree with.
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Re: Philadelphia ACE Task Force ACEs Messaging Group Meeting
Hi Dana, Thank you for sharing about your work using the T REM/trauma group model. Connecting around the Philadelphia ACE Task Force workgroups would be great. I will send you a message and also, feel free to email at PhiladelphiaACETaskForce@gmail.com . There is an excellent resource listing of Philadelphia area training on trauma informed practice here .
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Re: Dr. Nadine Burke Harris | The Deepest Well: Healing the Long-Term Effects of Childhood Adversity
Hi Leslies - As far as I know there is no registration required for this event.
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Re: Philadelphia ACE Task Force 2019 Highlights
Hi, thank you for all the fabulous work you do! Is the task force open to considering new members, I'm quite interested in joining. Thank you! With love, gratitude and heart, Leslie Peters RN
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Re: Philadelphia ACE Task Force 2019 Highlights
Hi Leslie, yes the PATF is open to all. I will ask Carolyn Smith-Brown to get in touch with you to learn more about how you'd like to be involved. Leslie
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Re: Philadelphia ACE Task Force ACEs Messaging Group Meeting
Hi, could you please let me know when the next focus group meeting is. I would like to attend. I am a licensed clinician currently working in a methadone maintenance program. I am trained as a Trauma/TREM specialist and currently providing both individual and group therapy services to individuals with trauma histories and used drugs/alcohol to cope with the emotional consequences of the trauma. I am interested in meeting other professionals in the field to find out what they are doing to...
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Re: Ordinary Magic-Resiliency Research - The Power of Connection
Hi Gail: I hope you are having a great week. This is a g ood reminder for teachers as well as parents. Can it be cloned to Parenting with ACEs? Cis
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Re: Conference at Jefferson
Hi Sandra, it looks like you will need to create an account on the Jefferson University website and then register for the conference: https://cme.jefferson.edu/phil...node-course-default6
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Re: Wellness at the Workplace in the time of COVID & Societal Change
Hi ACEsConnection, Are you still sending out a weekly " round up" / update? Thanks,Lisa On Mon, Jul 13, 2020 at 3:34 PM ACEsConnection < communitymanager@acesconnection.com> wrote:
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"Who's in Your Canoe?": Ho‘oikaika Partnership Draws on Hawaiian Values to Promote Protective Factors
Title image: Jeny Bissell, Ho‘oikaika Partnership founder and Core Partner, gives a shaka at a Child Abuse Prevention Month mayor's proclamation and concert. A brochure from the Ho‘oikaika Partnership shows four people paddling a slender boat, their bodies silhouetted against an apricot-hued sky. The tagline: “When it comes to parenting, who’s in your canoe?” The image and the metaphor are intentional, says Karen Worthington, coordinator of the 60-member, cross-sector Ho‘oikaika Partnership...