 Get Strategies to Improve Health, Well-Being, and Opportunities for Children and Adults
CDC invites you to explore Preventing Adverse Childhood Experiences, a new online training to help understand, recognize and prevent ACEs.
ACEs affect children and families across all communities. They can have long-term effects on health, wellness and life opportunities for adults. The good news is ACEs are preventable.
Training topics to develop knowledge and insights to prevent ACEs include:
- Adverse Childhood Experiences, Brain Development and Toxic Stress
- The ACE Study
- Prevalence and Consequences of ACEs
- Risk and Protective Factors for ACEs
- Essentials for Childhood: Assuring Safe, Stable, Nurturing Relationships and Environments
Learn more about how to create healthier lives for all children in this accredited training. Continuing Education Units are available.
For more information about ACES in Iowa, contact Holly Hanson at holly.hanson@idph.iowa.gov or Tiffany Conroy at tiffany.conroy@idph.iowa.gov.
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