Request for Trauma/ACEs Power Point Presentations

Alicia,

Did you finish the presentation?  I'd be interested to see it once it is complete.

Robbyn

Thanks Chris.  I'll check this one out.

I know there are a lot of powerpoints that exist on ACEs/TIC but this one just appeared on the web and I thought I would share it. It's a little long (and from 2008) but I thought it informative.

Trauma Informed Care and At Risk Adolescents  Alabama Council of Community

we recently presented at the school mental health conference I think our powerpoint is up on their website if not perhaps i can send it to you it is a lot of K's because of pictures.

email me if you still need it rvhull3@hotmail.com

It looks like 453 have been uploaded to the Internet. Here's a link: http://bit.ly/Lc3wPd

Let me know if I can help you narrow down any specifics. I *might* be able to help.

Looks like the preferred PowerPoint right now is:

Strong Communities Raise Strong Kids

http://www.azpbs.org/strongkids/pdfs/ACE%20Power%20Point%20-%20English%202011.ppt#1

Just wanted to document for everyone's benefit. TY!

Alicia,

I may be having synaptic failure. Is the one you like the one Heather provided? For some reason I'm looking for another attachment.

Thx,

Chris

Although I'm a little biased, I like the one that Dr Andrew Garner just presented on behalf of the AAP. It can be found at http://www2.aap.org/sections/childabuseneglect/MedHomeCEV.cfm#Education. I hope that's helpful! He does a great job in presenting, as well. The audio for the Webinar is also located with the slides.

Heather,

I sat in on the AAP webinar and plan to attend the additional webinars offered in this series. I really appreciate you response. It's great to know I'm on the right track! 

Thanks,

Alicia 

Hi folks,

In addition to the powerpoint that Heather recommended below, I found this one (attached) really clear and accessible for diverse audiences, and after talking with Jane, I learned that it is also one of her favorites. I plan to share my presentation later this fall, once complete, which I hope will add value to outreach efforts. 

In community,

Alicia 

Hi Alicia,

Would be great to connect. We are also working on a trauma/ACES module for an initiative in Contra Costa County. Want to collaborate? 

Kristin Bodiford