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X-WR-CALDESC:The ACEs 101 training provides an overview of both ACEs and PC
 Es (Positive Childhood Experiences). This training also highlights the imp
 act of ACEs in Georgia and ways to take action in mitigating ACEs while in
 creasing PCEs. \nAdverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) occur during ages 0-
 18 and are potentially traumatic events that can profoundly impact physica
 l\, mental\, and emotional health outcomes later in life. Kids with a high
 er number of ACEs are more likely to score lower on standardized tests\, b
 e suspended or expelled\, and fail a grade. Adults who have experienced 4 
 or more ACEs compared to those with 0 ACEs are 2x as likely to have a hear
 t attack\, 2x as likely to report serious financial problems\, 3x more lik
 ely to have serious job problems\, and 6x more likely to have clinical dep
 ression. In the absence of caring relationships\, adversity in childhood a
 nd trauma can disrupt healthy brain development.
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DESCRIPTION:The ACEs 101 training provides an overview of both ACEs and PCE
 s (Positive Childhood Experiences). This training also highlights the impa
 ct of ACEs in Georgia and ways to take action in mitigating ACEs while inc
 reasing PCEs. \nAdverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) occur during ages 0-1
 8 and are potentially traumatic events that can profoundly impact physical
 \, mental\, and emotional health outcomes later in life. Kids with a highe
 r number of ACEs are more likely to score lower on standardized tests\, be
  suspended or expelled\, and fail a grade. Adults who have experienced 4 o
 r more ACEs compared to those with 0 ACEs are 2x as likely to have a heart
  attack\, 2x as likely to report serious financial problems\, 3x more like
 ly to have serious job problems\, and 6x more likely to have clinical depr
 ession. In the absence of caring relationships\, adversity in childhood an
 d trauma can disrupt healthy brain development.
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SUMMARY:Friday on Demand: Adverse Childhood Experiences 101
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