Live Webinar: Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
Live Webinar: Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
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Category: Trauma-Informed, Leadership
Length: 2 hour (Live Webinar – April 29 at 12 PM CT)
Course Description:
Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) impact both children and the adults who support them. In this session, participants will explore how trauma influences behavior, relationships, and workplace dynamics. The webinar focuses on trauma-informed leadership strategies that promote resilience, support staff well-being, and foster safe, supportive environments across early childhood programs.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify the impact of ACEs on behavior and workplace dynamics.
- Explore trauma-informed strategies to support staff and program environments.
- Apply leadership practices that promote resilience and psychological safety.
Certificate Information:
Participants will receive 2 hours of professional development and a certificate of completion upon attending the live session.
Aligned Core Competency Areas:
- Core Competency Area 1: Establishing and Maintaining an Effective Organization
- Core Competency Area 4: Maintaining a Healthy and Safe Environment
- Core Competency Area 3: Human Resource Leadership and Development
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Currently having taken only the last class I am already enjoying the learning process. And appreciate the opportunity to grow and even dive into my own trauma.
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