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The Greatest Generation Ever & ACES
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Welcome to episode two of PosCom Talks Prevention Science. This insightful journey, hosted by passionate Professor P, takes us on a fascinating ride through various generations to the forefront of childhood trauma and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs).
Subsequent explorations span across crucial societal issues - from understanding the unique traits of each generation, starting from the "missionary generation" to "generation Alpha", to tackling seminal works by Vincent Felitti. We uncover the concept of the ACE questionnaire, a tool that predicts harmful life outcomes based on exposure to trauma during the first 18 years of life.
Our thorough analysis extends to the moving personal journey of Tonier Cain, featured in the documentary, 'Healing Nean'. Her story breathes life into discussions around sobriety and freedom, shedding light on the resilience and struggles that accompany high ACE scores. We are moved to explore the questionnaire further, aiming to expose early life trauma and its far-reaching effects.
Moreover, the podcast weighs in on how trauma has embedded itself into societal institutions like adoption and prison. Yet, amidst these troubling narratives, the focus remains on the power of protective factors, support systems, and resilience in overcoming trauma.
Join the discourse as we emphasize the timeless truths of prevention science, post-traumatic pathways, and positive change. Engage, enlighten, and empower yourself through unraveling the intricate layers of childhood trauma, and together, let's contribute to a future free from the chains of untreated ACEs.
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