Reply to "ACES/Resilience Surveys w/Parents"

Hi Melissa - This is a great question, and frequently debated. You will know your audience best. However, in my experience with a wide variety of settings - sharing the ACEs questionnaire within the context of learning, and empowering parents to reflect on their lived experiences. Following the ACEs questionnaire with a resilience questionnaire helps folks see their ACEs and what provided them with resilience - and that can be a springboard for a wider conversation that could include positive parenting, protective factors, local resources, etc. I hope this is helpful! Karen

12/14/1810:51 PM

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