Dr. Felitti, I wonder if a student at WSU (just up the road from Walla Walla, WA) would be interested in making a documentary about what's going on at Lincoln High School? Perhaps I shall do some checking. Unless you're aware of something somebody else is already working on?
Have just posted up my `Why a PhD in Politics is interested in the ACE Study!' so thank you again for your encouragement on this. Jane has also made contact with me (and provided the details for posting!) I am delighted to make her acquaintance.
Dear Dr. Felitti,
Since your visit to Walla Walla, many positive things have happened for Lincoln High School. It has been a pleasure getting to know Jane, she has been a great resource. I'm gaining in my understanding of ACE's and I am getting better at applying my knowledge. You are such a blessing to be willing to get out there and encourage us to put the knowledge to practice. I will forever be greatful for your compassion and calling to broaden the awareness of ACE's, so that we can serve our cliental with the dignity and respect they so deserve. God Bless You, Jim Sporleder
Has there ever been a correlation between ACE scores and socioeconomic status? I am wondering whether SES may be in fact a proxy for ACE scores. My hypothesis is that high ACE scores lead to entrapment of people at a lower level of economic success.
Hi Vincent, I hope this invitation connects you to the Primary Prevention of ACES Discussion Group. Please consider yourself an honored member. Warm regards, Gladys
Thank you so much for your support. I am so looking forward to returning to the work I did with you twenty years ago, using theater and writing in clinical settings. This was the best work of my life.
Hello Vince! It's very smart to set up this site. Glad to see you online! As far as me helping in the visual arts, thank you so much! The documentary continues to spread far and wide, long after I've gone on to write more books about very fun things! I continue to speak on healing and will probably never shut up about that. I created a page for teachers, parents and therapists to download viewing guides for free as well.
At 10:55pm on January 21, 2012, Minalee Saks said…
Vincent - Appreciation for creating this way for all of us to share information and be in touch. Your work has been transformational for those of us working with parenting, along with so many other fields, and I send greetings from Eugene, OR.
one of the aspects of your work that i am so grateful for is the fact that you did not go in with this agenda yet because of the outcomes, you have added significantly to the agenda of women's health advocates. i will continue to refer people, story tellers, to your study and now this site. thank you...marie
thanks, Vincent. The most relevant publication for this discussion is the following:
Shonkoff, J.P., Boyce, W.T., and McEwen, B.S. Neuroscience, molecular biology, and the childhood roots of health disparities. JAMA 301:2252-2259 (2009). Good wishes to all, Bruce
Good to talk to you again. It looks like you have been busy putting this website together. As usual it is a first class job right down to the great picture you have posted.
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Thanks, Vincent. More later. Burtt
Dr. Felitti, I wonder if a student at WSU (just up the road from Walla Walla, WA) would be interested in making a documentary about what's going on at Lincoln High School? Perhaps I shall do some checking. Unless you're aware of something somebody else is already working on?
In peace, Shelley
Dear Vincent,
Have just posted up my `Why a PhD in Politics is interested in the ACE Study!' so thank you again for your encouragement on this. Jane has also made contact with me (and provided the details for posting!) I am delighted to make her acquaintance.
Warm regards,
Pam S.
Since your visit to Walla Walla, many positive things have happened for Lincoln High School. It has been a pleasure getting to know Jane, she has been a great resource. I'm gaining in my understanding of ACE's and I am getting better at applying my knowledge. You are such a blessing to be willing to get out there and encourage us to put the knowledge to practice. I will forever be greatful for your compassion and calling to broaden the awareness of ACE's, so that we can serve our cliental with the dignity and respect they so deserve. God Bless You, Jim Sporleder
Vince,
Has there ever been a correlation between ACE scores and socioeconomic status? I am wondering whether SES may be in fact a proxy for ACE scores. My hypothesis is that high ACE scores lead to entrapment of people at a lower level of economic success.
Mike
Hi Vincent, I hope this invitation connects you to the Primary Prevention of ACES Discussion Group. Please consider yourself an honored member. Warm regards, Gladys
Thank you so much for your support. I am so looking forward to returning to the work I did with you twenty years ago, using theater and writing in clinical settings. This was the best work of my life.
Hello Vince! It's very smart to set up this site. Glad to see you online! As far as me helping in the visual arts, thank you so much! The documentary continues to spread far and wide, long after I've gone on to write more books about very fun things! I continue to speak on healing and will probably never shut up about that. I created a page for teachers, parents and therapists to download viewing guides for free as well.
Vincent - Appreciation for creating this way for all of us to share information and be in touch. Your work has been transformational for those of us working with parenting, along with so many other fields, and I send greetings from Eugene, OR.
Minalee
one of the aspects of your work that i am so grateful for is the fact that you did not go in with this agenda yet because of the outcomes, you have added significantly to the agenda of women's health advocates. i will continue to refer people, story tellers, to your study and now this site. thank you...marie
Thx Vince, but you have someone else in mind. 45 years ago I was a teen in S. Africa. Happy to join this good fight! or do we need a better metaphor?
Best,
Howard
thanks, Vincent. The most relevant publication for this discussion is the following:
Shonkoff, J.P., Boyce, W.T., and McEwen, B.S. Neuroscience, molecular biology, and the childhood roots of health disparities. JAMA 301:2252-2259 (2009). Good wishes to all, Bruce
Hello Vince,
Good to talk to you again. It looks like you have been busy putting this website together. As usual it is a first class job right down to the great picture you have posted.
Let's make sure we stay in touch,
Bernie
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