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£23.99
£23.99
On-Demand course
3 hours
Intermediate level
Welcome to Adverse Childhood Experiences Study. In this course, you'll learn:
Introduction to Adverse Childhood Experiences:Explore the foundational concepts and definitions of Adverse Childhood Experiences.Understand the historical context and development of the ACEs study.Discuss the relevance and significance of ACEs in the broader context of public health and well-being.
Effects of Adverse Childhood Experiences:Delve into the short-term and long-term consequences of ACEs on physical, mental, and emotional health.Examine the impact of ACEs on social and behavioral outcomes.Analyze the connection between ACEs and the risk of developing various health issues later in life.
Risk and Protective Factors:Identify the factors that contribute to the vulnerability or resilience of individuals exposed to ACEs.Explore the role of genetics, environment, and individual characteristics in influencing outcomes.
Physical and Emotional Abuse:Define and differentiate between physical and emotional abuse.Examine the signs and consequences of both forms of abuse.Discuss intervention and prevention strategies to address abuse.
Physical and Emotional Neglect:Explore the impact of physical and emotional neglect on child development.Discuss the role of caregivers and societal systems in preventing and addressing neglect.
Sexual Abuse:Investigate the nature and effects of sexual abuse in childhood.Discuss the challenges in identifying and responding to cases of sexual abuse.Explore therapeutic approaches for survivors of sexual abuse.
Household Dysfunction:Examine the various forms of household dysfunction, such as domestic violence, parental separation, and mental illness.Understand the cumulative impact of multiple adversities within the family environment.
Bullying:Analyze the dynamics of bullying and its effects on both victims and perpetrators.Explore preventive measures and intervention strategies to address bullying.
Parental Substance Abuse:Understand the impact of parental substance abuse on children.Explore the challenges faced by families dealing with substance abuse and potential support systems.
Discrimination and Racism:Investigate the role of discrimination and racism as adverse childhood experiences.Discuss the impact on mental health and well-being, particularly for marginalized communities.Explore strategies for promoting equity and resilience in the face of discrimination.
This course is suitable for both current practitioners seeking to enhance their skills as well as individuals aspiring to enter any related profession. It is a valuable opportunity to advance your expertise and strengthen your CV since you will receive a recognised qualification upon completion.
This course is open to learners from any academic background who are aged 16 and above. While there are no strict prerequisites, having a good grasp of the English language, numeracy, and ICT will be beneficial for a more seamless learning experience.
Certainly! Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a CPD Accredited Certificate of Achievement.