Hi everyone, welcome to ACEs Caribbean Community! (Insert sounds of reggae, soca, steelpan, or tassa here)
This is a safe space for all who are interested in addressing issues of childhood trauma, adult trauma, resilience, hope, and related threads. Whether you are a Clinician, Parent, Educator, Researcher, Healthcare practitioner, NGO member, or Government employee, your input to address Trauma is valuable to make the Caribbean a safer place.
Our lens is a distinctly Caribbean one because, although we engage with practitioners and share resources on Trauma from around the world, we recognise that there are aspects of our Caribbean culture and history that affect how we deal with Trauma.
While we encourage persons living in or born in the Caribbean to join our Community, we welcome as members anyone interested in addressing the above issues.
Members can view all content on the Community including our Calendar Events, Resources, and all posts. They can also post to the Community Blog and we encourage you to do so, bearing in mind the following Ground Rules.
Ground Rules for our Community -
1. We want you to remain solution-focused in your posts and comments.
2. Engage respectfully with one another at all times. Agree to disagree gracefully.
3. No one person has all the answers so let us all commit to learning from one another. Share whatever research you come across so we can all grow and develop.
Start by introducing yourselves to the Community so we can get to know you better. Please use the Introductions Survey to do so.
Next, please let us know what type of Events you would like us to engage in here in this Community so that we can all work together to make this Community a productive place for you and your practice. Please use our Community Events Survey to do so.
If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me by Private Message. I can also be reached via email if you click this link. I look forward to working with you towards a healthier Caribbean region.
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