Learn more about Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs)
and the Impact of Trauma on People and Communities
Preview Individual Courses and Enroll Today
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Trauma Informed Care for Helping Professionals
As helping professionals grow aware of trauma’s impact, they are realizing the value of trauma-informed approaches to care. This course was designed to provide an overview of trauma informed care.
Free
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Trauma Informed Care
This course was designed to provide an overview of trauma-informed care for adults. Becoming more aware of trauma-informed approaches to care can help us grow as parents, mentors, or caregivers.
Free
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Trauma Informed for Teens
Understand that trauma can take on many forms and how to overcome the trauma in your life through building resiliency.
Free
Positive Childhood Experience (PCEs)
There is still more to learn about ACEs and how to prevent and reduce their effects. A person’s ACE score is not the whole story. Childhood experiences can be negative or positive. All childhood experiences matter. Positive Childhood Experiences (PCEs) help children and families cope with stress and recover from it.
Meet the Instructors:
Rachel Jones, LPC
Missouri Department of Mental Health
Manager of Trauma Informed Care, Director of Disaster Response State Grant, Division of Behavioral Health
Angeline Stanislaus, MD
Missouri Department of Mental Health
Chief Medical Director
Beckie Gierer, MS
Missouri Department of Mental Health
Director of the Office of Disaster Services
Lauren Drummond Littrell
Chaplain at Mercy Health St. Louis
Founder and President of Love One Another Ministries
This course was funded by a grant from SAMHSA, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. The views and opinions contained in this course do not necessarily reflect those of SAMHSA or the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, and should not be construed as such. SAMHSA's mission is to reduce the impact of substance and mental illness on America's communities.
