Session 3 (May 28): The Developmental Impact of Trauma on Multiple Domains & ACES (Individual & Community Level Risk and Protective Factors)
Section outline
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- Why is working with children/adolescents different from working with adults?
- Inequality and inequity as key contexts for understanding the impact of trauma across multiple domains
- Moving away from diagnosis to emphasis on impact across developmental domains: The impact of traumatic stress on development reconsidered
- The ACEs studies: Strengths and limitations of the studies
- Review the ACE pyramid and the Pair of ACES Tree: Social work emphasis on holistic view of the person in the context of broader environmental factors and influences
- Time to meet in groups for your project will be given in this class.
Engage, Reflect and Create:
- Small Group Discussion: As a group, discuss the multiple developmental domains potentially impacted by childhood traumatic stress. In your small groups, individually spend time filling out the worksheet on multiple ways that complex trauma impact child/adolescent development. Take turns in your group presenting your work to each other.
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Worksheet 3.1 File DOCX
We will complete this exercise as part of class. Please have the document ready.
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Optional reading
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We will review the Pair of Aces Tree in class.
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