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Introduction to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and the Safeguarding Connection Self-Paced (5 CPD Learning Hours)

This two-module online course introduces ACEs and their relationship to safeguarding

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O que você vai aprender?

Introduction to ACEs
Intrdocution to Adverse Childhood Experiences Lecture
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Conteúdo da aula
Arquivo Power Point - 797 KB
Introduction to Adverse Childhood Experiences Handout 1
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Handout for module 1

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PDF - 99,2 KB
Trauma-informed Approaches and Practical Applications
Trauma-informed Approaches and Practical Applications Handout 2
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Handout 2

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PDF - 139 KB
Trauma-informed Approaches and Practical Applications Handout
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Handout 

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Trauma-informed Approaches and Practical Applications Lecture
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Conteúdo da aula
Arquivo Power Point - 120 KB
Case Study & Exams
Case Study Activity
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This case study activity must be successfully completed prior to taking the multiple choice questions.  

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PDF - 104 KB
Case Study Answers
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Case Study: ACEs Awareness and Safeguarding in Practice
Instructions:
Read the case study carefully. Reflect on what you’ve learned about ACEs, trauma-informed approaches, and safeguarding.
Answer the questions before checking the suggested responses at the end.
This exercise is designed to strengthen your understanding and practical application.

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Introduction to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Awareness and Safeguarding Link Final Assessment
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Participants must complete this multiple choice assessment before receiving their 3 CPD Hours Certificate for "Introduction to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Awareness and Safeguarding Link"

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Sobre o curso

Introduction to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and the Safeguarding Connection 5 CPD hours (self-directed).Lifetime access.

This two-module self paced online course provides a foundational understanding of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and their profound impact on lifelong health and wellbeing. Participants will learn about the ACEs framework, the science behind childhood trauma, and practical approaches to trauma-informed care.

You’ll gain access to:
Over 70 engaging slides
Printable handouts and reflection activities
A case study activity to bring the theory to life.
A final assessment to consolidate learning
A downloadable Certificate of Completion upon passing the assessment

Learning Objectives:
• Understand what ACEs are and their prevalence
• Recognize the biological and psychological impacts of childhood adversity  •Understand the ACEs and Safeguarding Link
• Apply trauma-informed principles in professional practice
• Identify protective factors and resilience-building strategies

5 CPD learning hours (self-directed)
This course provides an estimated 5 hours of professional learning. It is not formally accredited, but may count toward your CPD where self-directed learning is accepted.

 Ideal for:
Students, support workers, counsellors, teachers, and anyone passionate about trauma-informed care.

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Mr David Taiwo

David Taiwo is a qualified teacher, lecturer and trainer specialising in ACEs, safeguarding,...

David Taiwo – Educator, Lecturer and Trainer

David Taiwo is a qualified teacher and experienced lecturer specialising in Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), safeguarding, business and literacy. With decades of experience in training and supporting unemployed individuals, he is passionate about helping people overcome barriers to education, rebuild confidence and achieve their potential. He specialises in engaging hard-to-reach learners who may feel they have little to offer, while equipping professionals with the skills and understanding to support these individuals effectively and inclusively.

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