“Even with a pandemic raging, Nadine Burke Harris, a pediatrician who is serving as the first state surgeon general of California, set a goal that had nothing to do with the coronavirus: training 20,000 medical professionals in her state in a kind of health assessment known as the ACEs [adverse childhood experiences] score. … Burke Harris believes ACEs awareness can help address the emotional and psychological toll of the pandemic, and is relying on numberstory.org, a new website run by the nonprofit ACE Resource Network, to help promote that awareness. (You can learn your ACEs score and what it might mean by taking a quiz on the website.)” (By Richard Morgan, May 15, 2021)
SOURCE: https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/wellness/adverse-childhood-experiences-score-trauma-health/2021/05/14/e375cc62-b35e-11eb-a980-a60af976ed44_story.html
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