Reply to "Tip sheet for parents and teachers on recognizing trauma"

Jane StevensPublisher, ACEsTooHigh; founder, PACEs Connection

Thanks for posting this handout, Lou.

I have just one concern about it. It focuses primarily on violence.

The ACE Study identifies other types of trauma that can result in the same behavior. And some people, including pediatricians, are using ACE surveys with additional questions, some of which aren't violence and don't just happen in the family.

I'll put the question out on Monday's daily digest to see if there are other offerings.

We're modifying a handout that some public health nurses are using in Spokane, WA, (changing some of the graphics). We should have it available later this week, and will post it here, too.

10/18/147:40 PM

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