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And What it Does Not Mean; Plus Treating Childhood Trauma Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) are traumatic experiences during childhood. These adverse experiences can include neglect, abandonment, emotional abuse and physical abuse. The more trauma a child...

How Adverse Childhood Experiences Lead to Memory Loss and How You can Begin to Heal  Memory loss and childhood trauma often go hand in hand. Blocking out traumatic memories is often used as a coping mechanism. In some cases, a person may even come to believe they...

Left Unaddressed, ACEs can Lead to Lifelong Issues, but there is Hope in Healing If you are parenting an adopted child, you know that things happened in your child’s past that have left a lasting mark. These traumatic experiences can be hard for children to process...

Different Types of Therapies for Healing from Childhood Trauma Being repeatedly exposed to adverse childhood events, or ACEs, can affect our physical and emotional health as well as change our behaviors. It is often a poorly diagnosed condition despite it being...

And How You Can Help Your Child with Trauma Live a Happier, More Fulfilling Life Trauma from physical and emotional abuse during childhood can have lasting effects on mental health and how you cope with future stress. The resulting negative effects alter a person’s...

Plus How You can Help Your Adopted Child with Trauma Heal Childhood trauma is complex and emotionally turbulent for all involved. Unfortunately, many adopted children have experienced adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) that lead to childhood trauma. This exposure or...

Helping Your Adopted Teen Heal from Adverse Childhood Experiences Childhood trauma can be difficult to work through and heal from. Even though it is an actual brain injury, the brain is really quite resilient and can heal up through the age of 25. If your adopted...