Reply to "Pediatricians who screen for ACEs-- ask kids, caregivers, or both?"

Kris BeckerMember

Hi Jennifer,

I think your tool is so needed - and I'd love to see it one day! We are a community-based mental health center, serving children ages 2 to 12 who have experienced trauma. We ask the parent/guardian to report on their own and their child's ACEs at intake, then their therapist completes an update report after several months when trust has been established and the parent and/or child may have shared more information.

I'm also interested in program feedback tools for kids. We have a parent/caregiver satisfaction survey, but we aren't asking our children directly. Would love to have their voices represented as well!

Best, Kris

4/10/153:26 PM

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