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Master Clinician Series: The Adverse Childhood Experiences Study


Average Rating:
   333
Speaker:
Vincent Felitti, MD
Duration:
58 Minutes
Format:
Audio and Video
Copyright:
May 31, 2016
Product Code:
POS051360
Media Type:
Digital Recording
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Never expires.


Description

The largest, most important public health study you never heard of.

Many believe that addiction is caused by mysterious properties that are essential in the molecular structure of certain chemicals. The changes in brain chemistry are absolutely real enough, but that’s not the primary cause. The primary causes are life experiences.

“I think the most important public health in current times would be to improve parenting skills across the country, which is really at the core of all of this.” ~Vincent Felitti, MD

The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study was designed to answer two very simple questions:

  1. Are these adverse childhood experiences at all common in a general population?
  2. If so, how do they play out long-term?

In a 130,000 patient sample, the addition of 10 trauma-oriented questions to the general medical question was associated with a 35% reduction in doctor office visits in the next year compared to the prior year for that same group, and an 11% reduction in emergency department visits.

In this 1 hour video, Linda Curran, one of the most recognizable experts in the field of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and interviewee, Vincent Felitti, will illustrate the origins of the study, what was studied, and how successful it was.

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Speaker

Vincent Felitti, MD Related seminars and products


Dr. Vincent Felitti is Clinical Professor of Medicine at the University of California and a Fellow of The American College of Physicians. A graduate of Johns Hopkins Medical School, Dr. Felitti is an internist who founded-then served as Chief of-the Department of Preventive Medicine for Kaiser Permanente in San Diego, CA.

A renowned physician and researcher, Dr. Felitti is one of the world’s foremost experts on childhood trauma. Co-principal investigator (along with Dr. Robert Anda) of the internationally recognized Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study, a long-term, in-depth, analysis of over 17,000 adults that revealed a powerful relationship between our emotional experiences as children and our physical and mental health as adults.


Target Audience

Addiction Counselors, Case Managers, Counselors, Marriage and Family Therapists, Psychologists, Social Workers and other Mental Health Professionals

Objectives

  1. Present the findings of The Adverse Childhood Experiences Study (ACEs) and ascertain its clinical implications.

Outline

  1. Introduction of Vincent Felitti, MD
  2. The Origins of the ACE Study
    1. Core issues of the Ace Study
  3. 10 Categories Studied
  4. Demographics
    1. Race
    2. Age
    3. Education
  5. 3 categories of how damage occurs
  6. Addiction
  7. 10 Additional Trauma-oriented Questions
  8. Process of the study
  9. Mental and Financial Costs of Adverse Childhood Experiences

Reviews

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Overall:      4.8

Total Reviews: 333

Comments

Kim W

"An excellent eye opening presentation!"

Laurie S

"This was my first experience with this format. This clinician will participate in these formats in the future "

Nancy J

"excellent program"

Christina S

"Thank you, info that made me very quiet, and thinking about past clients..."

Teresa A

"I was overall quite satisfied"

Kristy S

"Thank you!!"

Tracy G

"Best online CEU yet from PESI... Very interesting topic!"

Jennifer S

"What An amazing course! Thank you! "

Bina G

"This was an excellent program and validated what I am doing as well as providing additional information."

Kimberly T

"This was one of the most informative and well done online CE courses I have taken. "

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