Tagged With "Bringing Love Into Our Schools"

Hi, all, I'm wondering if you know what I'm talking about re: a comparison between the general population with ACES and the health care professional population some years later (presumably the same cohort). In the slide below, I think the blue bar is the general population (under 18) in maybe 1990; the red bar is health care population maybe 20 years later. I want to use this slide or something clearer with educators in an intro to Trauma Informed Care to say that we have to invest in our...

Hello All, Did you know that when you post something here, it shows up in a Google search? Is it possible to post a question that is not made public? I am asking because I posted a need for a therapist for a specific situation, I didn't mention any names or confidential information but I would have never posted somewhere I thought could be seen on Google. I thought it was only our members who had access to the post. Thank you!

Hi, I'm looking for a therapist that has experience with RAD and DSED. Our child is 8 and we are in need of help. I'd like to use her insurance which is Molina/Medi-Cal. If you know of anyone please let me know. Thank you!

Your discernment on our Resilience Building Movement is appreciated.  Please share your thoughts on existing Best Practices your organization has or is utilizing that can support our county-wide socio-ecological model.   Please post your...

Thought this might be of interest to our members who are in education! Are you ready to take a year-long journey to create a healthier school with a trauma-sensitive approach? Join schools from across the country to learn more about the National Council’s Trauma-Sensitive Schools Learning Community. Find out how it works, expectations and commitments and how this one-of-a-kind opportunity can benefit your school, district and students. Incorporating a trauma-sensitive approach in your school...

Thank you for sharing this helpful information. I am interested in true trauma informed resources to share with our local public school in north county / coastal San Diego. All recommendations are appreciated. Thank you!

Thanks so much, Cambria, for sharing this exceptional opportunity! What an excellent learning platform for our local schools and collaboration with national schools.

I'm so sorry for the delay in responding. Thanks for bringing this very important point to our attention. Let me check with the ACEs Connection Staff about why our post show up on a Google search.

Hi Christy, we'll try to do a better job distinguishing the difference between our public San Diego County (CA) ACEs Connection group vs. our private SD-TIGT Membership . I believe you are a member of both. Anything that is shared in the SD-TIGT Membership group is ONLY viewed by the 34 members of the group and no one else. We have a Resource Committee meeting on Monday and I'll bring up your concerns, so hopefully people can feel more free to share and dialogue within our private group.

The San Diego chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics is hiring to support our local ACEs Aware Initiative. Please share with anyone with this background and passion!

Petition to include "Advancing a Precision Population Health Approach to ACEs to Reduce Health Disparities" into California’s State Budget CLICK HERE TO ADD YOUR SIGNATURE BACKGROUND: UC San Diego, in partnership with SDSU, San Diego Promotores Coalition, Family Health Centers of San Diego, American Association of Pediatrics, the San Diego County Childhood Obesity Initiative, Streetwyze, and resident leaders with Poder Popular and Olivewood Garden submitted a proposal (summary below) to the...

Hi, Joanne: Happy New Year! Please know our San Diego Trauma-Informed Guide Team's Membership / Visitor meetings are the first Friday of even months from 12:15 pm - 2:00 pm, via Zoom. We'd be thrilled for you to join us the Friday, 2.4, should you have the time capacity to do so. Please know we're building capacity on our last Learning Exchange on The Power of the Voice of Lived Experience. Hope this finds you, and your loved ones, doing great, Joanne. In gratitude, Dana