30-Hours Diploma in Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Awareness
Credit hours
3
Adverse childhood experiences and their lasting effects are the subject of this programme. Learners examine types of ACEs, how trauma affects the developing brain and stress response, and the emotional and behavioural consequences that can follow. Units on spotting signs early, building resilience and trauma-informed practice make it relevant to teachers, childcare workers and social care staff.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Childhood Trauma
- 02Types of ACEs and Their Impact on Child Development
- 03The Neurobiology of Trauma and Stress Response in Children
- 04Emotional and Behavioural Consequences of ACEs
- 05Identifying Signs of Trauma and Early Intervention Strategies
- 06Building Resilience in Children Affected by ACEs
- 07Trauma-Informed Practices in Education and Childcare Settings
- 08The Role of Social Services and Community Support in ACEs Prevention
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