Reply to "Not all ACEs created equal"

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Divorce puts children at risk for many more adversities of new sorts. How do we support parents to reduce adversity when our institutions created to help in fact have outdated practices stuck in a rut with harmful outcomes to children: ACEs. The Duluth Model's new "Post Separation Power and Control Wheel" documents what mothers are up against when they ask for help. Also, some schools and therapists are screening for some adverse childhood experiences, but tests vary and the results might do more harm than good as they keep powers and institutions less traumatized than individual children.

12/27/168:18 PM

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