Childhood experiences, both positive and negative, have lifelong impacts and influence health and well-being later in life.  Come and learn about the Adverse Childhood Experiences Study (ACEs) that started the movement toward understanding the link between what happens early in life and later outcomes. 

• See those you work with through a different lens
• Reflect on how this information changes the way you interact with the
  children and adults in your classrooms.
• Learn about caring for ourselves while providing trauma-informed care
• Explore next steps for our community

Training Schedule:

• April 5: An introduction of the concept of ACEs: “It’s not what’s wrong with you, it’s what happened to you. “Foundational Trauma/ACE education”
• April 7: Everyday Work Effects of stress both personal and professional. 
• April 12: Thriving in the Face of Working with Challenging Behaviors.
  
• April 14: Wrap-up: Trauma informed approach: What the past and current conditions such as COVID mean in the classroom.

Health & Safety Guidelines for Training and Events In an effort to take every precaution and prioritize health and safety, AFK-JI has put in place guidelines for all training, meetings, and professional development.

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