Reply to "High ACEs score and incarceration"

Cynthia StewartMember

@Vicki Sirockman posted:
I looked for similar articles last year and found very little. However, we are working with a group of women in a local criminal justice system in the Pittsburgh area and have begun to collect ACES data. We are generally seeing an average of scores even higher than 4!"
When I work with incarcerated women I usually find that the score is around 7, and 5-6 with the men. Which is part of the reason I'm finding it frustrating not to find the research evidence to back this up so that I can use data and not just anecdotal evidence.

10/8/205:54 AM

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