Reply to "PACEs Specific Training/Trainer"

Sue ShawMember

If you were trained in ACEs, you should have also been trained about resilience. ACEs changed the name to PACEs to make sure that we look at how positive experiences can balance negative ones. It shows us ACEs are not a life long sentence, but can be mitigated by positive experiences, and support. But, the training hasn't changed much. I would think you could review resilience and positive experiences, and give your staff an update. I would be glad to help if you want me to, just let me know. I like this link https://lindsaybraman.com/posi...od-experiences-aces/

7/19/2111:42 AM

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