Resiliency Trumps ACES

As a pediatric nurse practitioner, I have been intrigued with the ACES studies. At the Summit meeting many ideas were discussed. I was intrigued with the idea of how to develop interventions when children are young with "Plasticity." After explaining the resiliency trumps ACES concept/cards to an after school program, I have been invited to pilot an intervention starting in August. Has anyone used this approach in a gang neighborhood before? Any suggestions? Next question, has anyone used the Resiliency cards/games with 10-17 year olds in Juvenile Detention Centers? Would love to hear the challenges and outcomes for both populations. Thank you for your thoughts and consideration. Marion Donohoe, DNP, CPNP-PC

7/18/135:06 AM

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