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Imagine you're in a situation where you might need to assess trauma in a client. What potential challenges do you think you could encounter? How could you use the ACEs assessment to help you? How would you approach assessing someone with homicidal thoughts in your area of specialization (that is, school counselors assessing a student, mental health counselors assessing a client)? Share your initial thoughts and any strategies you think might be helpful. What concerns do you have as a counselor-in-training about working with homicidal clients? Post a link to an article, podcast, or case study about assessing trauma and/or crisis that you find approachable for someone new to the field. Share how this external resource shaped your understanding and how it might be useful for others who are just starting to learn about the assessment of trauma and crisis. As a counselor-in-training, what part of our discussions on trauma or crisis assessment intrigued you the most and why? Whether it's a concept, a potential challenge, or a personal insight, share what caught your attention, and let's explore it together.

          Imagine you're in a situation where you might need to assess trauma in a client. What potential challenges do you think you could encounter? How could you use the ACEs assessment to help you?
How would you approach assessing someone with homicidal thoughts in your area of specialization (that is, school counselors assessing a student, mental health counselors assessing a client)? Share your initial thoughts and any strategies you think might be helpful. What concerns do you have as a counselor-in-training about working with homicidal clients?
Post a link to an article, podcast, or case study about assessing trauma and/or crisis that you find approachable for someone new to the field. Share how this external resource shaped your understanding and how it might be useful for others who are just starting to learn about the assessment of trauma and crisis.
As a counselor-in-training, what part of our discussions on trauma or crisis assessment intrigued you the most and why? Whether it's a concept, a potential challenge, or a personal insight, share what caught your attention, and let's explore it together.

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Imagine you're in a situation where you might need to assess trauma in a client. What potential challenges do you think you could encounter? How could you use the ACEs assessment to help you? How would you approach assessing someone with homicidal thoughts in your area of specialization (that is, school counselors assessing a student, mental health counselors assessing a client)? Share your initial thoughts and any strategies you think might be helpful. What concerns do you have as a counselor-in-training about working with homicidal clients? Post a link to an article, podcast, or case study about assessing trauma and/or crisis that you find approachable for someone new to the field. Share how this external resource shaped your understanding and how it might be useful for others who are just starting to learn about the assessment of trauma and crisis. As a counselor-in-training, what part of our discussions on trauma or crisis assessment intrigued you the most and why? Whether it's a concept, a potential challenge, or a personal insight, share what caught your attention, and let's explore it together.

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00:01 All right.

00:01 So the aces study is a research study that was conducted by the u .s.

00:06 Health maintenance organization known as kaiser permanente and the cdc.

00:12 And participants were recruited to the study between 1995 and 1997.

00:16 So aces 1995 -27 ran by kaiser and cdc.

00:30 And they were in a long -term follow -up for health outcomes in order to demonstrate an association between adverse childhood experiences, a -ce, and social and health problems across the lifespan.

00:45 So longitudinal study, and this is pertaining to question one.

00:58 On association between adverse childhood experiences.

01:10 And health and social problems later in life.

01:26 And these occur before the age of 18.

01:29 And so this was conducted and found a significant relationship between the number of aces a person has and a variety of negative outcomes in adulthood, including poor physical health, mental health, substance abuse, and risky behaviors.

01:41 So they recruited participants between 1995 and 97.

01:46 This is how they did it, and this is what they found.

01:50 And so association was found to exist.

02:02 Question two.

02:05 Some of the benefits of this approach improved both patient and staff experiences by creating a proactive environment, better approaches to safety, a better physical and emotional environment for pretty much everyone involved...

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