Approaching the Topic of ACEs/Toxic Stress with Sensitivity and Compassion

Hi all,

I'm in search of resources/ideas/discussions regarding sensitive and compassionate approaches to educating parents about ACEs/Toxic stress, specifically when working with biological parents whose decisions have contributed to the transmission of ACEs to their children. How are you all empowering parents to overcome (or set aside) the feelings of guilt, shame, and fear of being judged so that they may parent in a way that contributes to healing and resiliency?

Gratitude for your wisdom.

Sincerely,
Megan Monds, MSW

11/9/1811:59 AM

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