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The Science of ACEs: Unpacking Childhood Adversities

The Science of ACEs: Unpacking Childhood Adversities
Examine the profound impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) on development and lifelong health. Grounded in scientific research and led by a certified instructor, this program equips participants with knowledge and strategies to address ACEs effectively.
Course Topics include understanding ACEs and toxic stress, the effects of ACEs on the body and brain, and learning about protective factors and building resilience.

About the Presenter

Francine Stanfield: Francine joined the Child Advocates of Montgomery County team in 2022 as a Case Supervisor after volunteering as an advocate since 2016. She was named TBRI® & Community Education Specialist in 2023 and became the Director in 2025.

She is a TBRI® Practitioner, a Certified ACEs Trainer and is also certified to teach Love146’s Not a Number curriculum. Francine was drawn to Child Advocates through the potential of making a positive impact in the lives of children and families in crisis in Montgomery County. Francine has had a wonderfully varied career, working in legal, educational, political, and social media fields. She has a Bachelor of Business Administration from Lamar University.

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