PCEs: ability to talk with family about feelings, feeling support from friends

PCEs: enjoyment of participation in community traditions, just one caring, safe relationships

PCEs: feeling of belonging in high school, sense that family is supportive during difficult times

PCEs: feeling safe and protected by an adult in the home, having at least two non-parent adults who genuinely cared

This spring break, let’s create Positive Childhood Experiences (PCEs) that help children & youth feel loved, supported & safe.

Learn more about PCEs and how to live beyond Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) at osg.ca.gov/aces-toxic-stress. 🌱💚 #PositiveChildhoodExperiences

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What would our education system look like if we placed emotional safety on the same level as academic achievement?

#BackToSchool #TraumaInformedPractice #PositiveChildhoodExperiences #MentalHealthInEducation #ResilienceBuilding #TrustedAdults #Relationships

Research increasing our understanding of #adversechildhoodexperiences and #positivechildhoodexperiences.

Absolutely this though ♥️

Should be on every single educationally setting wall in the largest print possible!

#Edpsychs #Edusky#Inclusion #PositiveChildhoodExperiences

Promoting #PositiveChildhoodExperiences (PCEs) that can change everything requires supporting educators and caregivers to heal their past traumas. By reflecting on our own experiences of pain and hurt and engaging in healing, we can give our best to those we care for.