ACES prevention/Advancing Parenting

Jane Stevens (ACEs Connection staff) posted:

Hi, Aihi: You can find a lot of resources for parents in our Parenting with ACEs community.

Jane, I just joined!  Thank you!  

#22 or #4. Thanks

Tina,

I don't have another #12.  Is there a different one you'd like?

I Love the creativity.  

I hope that we never lose our creativity.  

Thanks David.  

If you send me 2, I'll put one on my husband's car too.  

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Tina Hahn

210 Overhill Drive

Duncan, SC 29334

Tina,

Luckily, I have #12 in stock.  To give me your address you may call, text, or email.  Just one bumper sticker will be read thousands of times. 

ddooley@advancingparenting.org

661-477-1513

David, 

I need this bumpersticker.

Hi, Aihi: You can find a lot of resources for parents in our Parenting with ACEs community.

Jane Stevens (ACEs Connection staff) posted:

Actually, it's working pretty well, David, in many many sectors: education, probation, social services, faith-based community. Adults are learning about ACEs science and completely changing how they understand their lives and it helps them want to learn how not to pass on ACEs to their children. We've done many articles about this.

Moving upstream is also important, but it's part of the entire whole.

Hi Jane,

I'm a newly active member and would love to know the most efficient way to access these particular articles - those aimed at parents.  Thank you so much! 😊 

Hi David,

Thanks for this work.  I'm a newly active member of the ACEs community - specifically working to help "fix broken parents" as you put it, as I am one.  I just came off my first sabbatical and am about 1/3 way through a book on the subject.  My new podcast series titled "Have you faced your love story?" can be found here (brace yourself, I am modeling deep transparency, the second podcast is the hardest one I will ever do). I am happy to make your acquaintance through this post.  May you have broad reach and success.  Love, Aihi

https://anchor.fm/haveyoufacedyourlovestory

Actually, it's working pretty well, David, in many many sectors: education, probation, social services, faith-based community. Adults are learning about ACEs science and completely changing how they understand their lives and it helps them want to learn how not to pass on ACEs to their children. We've done many articles about this.

Moving upstream is also important, but it's part of the entire whole.