Adverse Childhood Experiences and Trauma | Risk Factors for ACEs, Prevention & Intervention
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- Adverse Childhood Experiences and Trauma
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Objectives
~Explore the relationship between ACEs and trauma
~Identify the impact of ACEs & traumatic injury on mental, physical & interpersonal health in adults
~Explore risk factors for ACEs & subsequent prevention and intervention measures.
Overview of LTE of ACEs
~Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are stressful or traumatic events that children experience before age 18 years. Studies have linked exposure to ACEs &negative health, and developmental&behavioral outcomes.
~Traumatic Event: Direct or indirect exposure to an event that involved the possibility of death or serious injury
~Traumatic Injury: Psychological consequences sometimes experienced after a trauma.
~ 61% of adults surveyed across 25 states reported that they had experienced at least one type of ACE, and nearly 1 in 6 reported they had experienced four or more types of ACEs.
~Over 50% of adolescents have been exposed to ACEs which can have detrimental effects on learning and behavior and is associated with increased suicidal ideation in adolescents
~68.1% of people who reported homelessness in childhood also reported experiencing four or more ACEs.Only 16.3% of people were never homeless in childhood reported experiencing four or more ACEs
~ACEs have a different impact on the brain based upon the age of exposure, individual factors and microsystem protective factors
~Strongest impacts are found for younger children (ages 2-5) and those living in households with incomes below 200% of the federal poverty level
~ACEs contribute to disturbances in cognitive and affective processing including
~Heightened attention toward threatening stimuli
~Increased experience of loneliness
~Increased HPA-Axis dysregulation / reduced impulse control
~Functional alterations in key stress-and emotion associated brain regions particularly the anterior cingulate cortex [ACC], amygdala and hippocampus (shrinkage)
~Initial increase in amygdala volume after ACEs, followed by a decrease in volume due to persistent distress in later life
~These brain regions are particularly susceptible to damage from trauma/HPA-Axis hyperactivation due to the high density of glucorticoid receptors
~Exposure to specific types of ACEs selectively affect the sensory systems which were involved in perceiving the trauma
~Mental disorders in individuals with ACE exposure tend to have more severe symptomatology, increased risk of comorbidity and are less likely to respond to standard treatments (why?)
~ In adults, ACE exposure is associated with
~ A wide range of physical disorders including obesity, dysregulation of the immune system, autoimmune disorders and abnormal pain perception with and without underlying causes
~ Stress itself can sensitize nociceptive neurons in the spinal cord which result in comparable changes in pain-perception and related behavior.
~ Increased levels of pro-inflammatory cytokines
~ Disruptions in intestinal microbiota and the mucosal immune system
~ 200-400% increased risk of heart disease, cancer, chronic lung disease, skeletal fractures, depression, diabetes and prediabetes, liver disease
Summary
~ More than 60% of people have experienced ACEs
~ It is believed the rate of exposure to ACEs has increased significantly during COVID
~ Not everyone who experiences ACEs will develop traumatic injury
~ Injuries related to ACE trauma include:
~ Borderline and antisocial personality disorder
~ Mood disorders
~ PTSD
~ Addictions
~ Autoimmune issues including IBS, Chron’s, Diabetes
~ Heart disease, cancer, chronic lung disease, liver disease
~ Increased difficulty in interpersonal relationships due to above issues
~ Increased risk to become a perpetrator of ACEs
#traumainformedcare #adversechildhoodexpoeriences #aces #mentalhealth
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Adverse Childhood Experiences and Trauma
00:31 Objectives
01:84 Overview of LTE and ACEs
05:21 Overview of LTE and ACEs 2
08:57 Overview of LTE and ACEs 3
13:33 Overview of LTE and ACEs 4
17:46 Overview of LTE and ACEs 5
23:03 Adult Childhood Experiences
35:25 Risk Factors in the Child
39:08 Adult Childhood Experiences
40:39 Risk Factors in the Child
44:33 Risk Factors for Caregivers to Perpetrate ACEs 1
51:30 Risk Factors for Caregivers to Perpetrate ACEs 2
56:07 Risk Factors for Caregivers to Perpetrate 3
58:00 Intervention (Current) and Prevention (Future) 1
59:43 Intervention (Current) and Prevention (Future) 2
1:00:11 Intervention (Current) and Prevention (Future) 3
1:00:50 Summary
1:02:42 Thank You
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Now I understand why when a man raises his voice to me I am immediately taken back to my inner child and feel so small.
Thanks for sharing. Wishing you peace, health, and happiness.
Norma, I right there with you. I’m emotional just writing this.
I don’t know how this video came up on my TH-cam feed YESTERDAY (!) but im so appreciative.
I mentioned about ACEs to my husband(this morning) , who just thinks i over react, im so negative, I explode when (he thinks) it’s unnecessary…. (list goes on and on) and he said well you should do something about it.
He just thinks im mean and unsociable.
Im going to look for more help. I don’t hv money to buy information, so I’ll just hv to get what I can out of this and other videos.
Im thinking to send this video to him, and my son & daughter - im attacked when I misbehave, by them all . So belittling
I knew I am a good person….
@@soSEW-COB I’m starting therapy this week. Praying it helps me with the anxiety I feel.
until my late teen year, whenever someone raise his/her voice, i will start to cry uncontrollably , whether it's a teacher or classmate, in angry or joking manner or just by accident, and I'm a guy with big posture for my age, so I'm easily becoming a target for bullying because of how easy I cried.
It takes years to realize that those crying is a traumatic response because when I was child, only after I cried my father stop beating me, and that carried over to social situation when I recognise threat (someone raising his/her voice), I start crying, my body automate the response if there's threat, then start crying
I hope for your succes in your therapy
Me too and that’s why I react in a huge way! I am done after that too!
Life would have been so much more if my parents knew these things. Thank you 😊
Thanks for watching. Wishing you peace, health, and happiness.
The IMPACT ON A CHILD ABUSED, NEGLECTED, ABUSED BY NARCISSISTIC ABUSERS BEHAVIOR, ALCOHOLICS AS PARENT'S WHO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CAUSES FEAR,ANXIETY, DEPRESSION TOO.. DJ.DEB.USA SAYS THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO
WHY ARE WE YELLING
I am thirty years old and just now understanding why I act the way I do. My therapist has helped me a great deal!
Wonderful. Thanks for watching.
covid put everyone on the same plane i’ve been on since 2007
💯% yes. Since 1991 for me.
Self-isolation? That’s something that I felt.
That's exactly what I think. I wasn't even fazed by covid because I've been living and feeling like a lot of people did since I was a little girl.
@@The-bi5ry Exactly, I’m more scared of people hurting me emotionally or physically than the virus, so I was already self-isolating, it was so weird and ironic, when suddenly everyone else was isolating themselves at home. I almost felt a bit normal. Not that I would wish that upon anyone.When anyone gets angry even when it’s not directed at me, but they’re nearby, I get scared.
Sending hugs to everyone who has been living like this and feeling this way from long before the virus.🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
The info so directly expressed explains my belief that two childhood injuries to my frontal cortex had virtually disabled my thought processes. I'm 80 now, lucky to have worked enough to receive Social Security, had some college and learned to enjoy making art. A good life. Thanks.
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How does some prople end up with good life and those who were abused end up with effects ripple efevts of nearly 50 years of abuse
@@reg8297 The economic conditions have a ton to do with it... inflation 60 years ago. Family support is another huge factor. Etiology - the adults were aware of a visible objective cause and had ability to be compassionate and make allowances, accept, have perspective of sympathy and empathy rather than attribute dysfunction to willful behavior. It's the neurodevelopmental issues like ADHD in which the parents and the kids have non-willful impairments with non-obvious genetic causes.
My dad telling me to lighten the fuck up, after I asked him to stop calling me buddy. He left when I was 6 and moved 1000 miles away but wants to te kindle some relationship I went threw childhood and pretty much life alone I just can’t deal with being bullied or made small anymore
Thanks for sharing. If this is something that still causes you distress, you may want to consider working with a professional, local counselor. Wishing you peace, health, and happiness.
I’m so sorry :(
You don't owe him anything. You gave him more than that already by giving him a chance. It doesn't matter if he's your father and people who make that point are naive.
I can relate. My identity was depersonalized, I now recognize, by the names I was called, such as Suzie Q (generic little girl) and “Old Lady Foolabaker, who has more aches than Doan’s makes pills for.”
I still have pain magnification with emotional stress, and have always had the inability to absorb nutrients.
I physically flush out food immediately before and after eating. Meals were always high scrutinization periods, ignoring or enjoying the reaction of forcing milk or other foods that caused adverse reactions.
I guess I was a high needs child before anyone could identify that.
thank you, some good points. but it’s somewhere between out of touch and insulting to suggest that financial literacy classes are any kind of meaningful solution to poverty. if the same amount of energy thrown at projects like those was put toward fighting the ever worsening wealth inequality in our country, we might get somewhere. you don’t have energy to clip coupons when you’ve worked 65 hours a week to just narrowly escape eviction. you can’t buy the items necessary to raise your credit score and get better rates when you don’t have money. if we continue to keep people in the kind of poverty that we do, they are going to be continually too stressed out and busy to deal with their mental health, too stressed out and busy for their kids, and keep passing the trauma down the line. no one should have to sacrifice so much just to barely float, yet this is so normalized in this country. it’s not lack of awareness or education, it’s unchecked corruption and exploitation.
Wow, see yourself as a poor victim...........so sad that you can only play the blame game. There's plenty of opportunities out there. You are responsible for yourself and where you want to go.
You are focusing on one aspect. It is important to remember that not everyone is financially literate which does not mean clipping coupons...it means understanding how to budget. Additionally, the video presented a multitude of interventions that need to be available in a recovery oriented system of care to assist people in recovery...just because you don't need it doesn't mean that others don't need it. It is important to focus on all solutions.
Yes this unfortunately so true.
@@DocSnipes anybody under constant financial strain is well adept un budgeting..when your necessary outgoings exceed your income you become expert in prioritising your needs and cutting costs but it is extremely stressful for many.
All👏🏼of👏🏼this👏🏼
The home and family dynamics are so critical in the development of humans!
I have such a deeper understanding of myself, now.
Thank you.
You’re so welcome. How are you planning to start releasing trauma?
I don't know.
I've been white knuckling my way through therapy and really not even sure how or where to begin. Up until this point, I have refused to talk about it.
Maybe some trauma's aren't to be explored. I'm at a loss.
I dislocated my right hip at age 13! I fell down on wet grass! That's it. Horrible pain. I think that Counts. My childhood ENDED at age 13 due to FEAR of falling after that. No more skateboarding. Done. No more RUNNING. jog okay. Run? Nope.
Kidnapped at age 6. Think that Counts too.
Thanks for sharing and watching.
Love these lectures, incredibly helpful. I’m learning so much from you! Thank you 😊
Glad you like them!
Just tuned in. Interesting stats about homelessness. I experienced homelessness in my late 30s and my mother told me very recently that when I was a baby we stayed in a homeless shelter for about a month after the divorce. How interesting.
I'm reading your comment from my tent in the woods of central Florida.. I'm in my 30s and depressed
I grew up in a very bad situation. Mental, physical and sexual abuse. But I am the bad person because I spoke up about it.
Thanks for watching. Wishing you peace, health, and happiness.
All of your videos are informative and vital for mental health professionals and non-professionals. However, this video will inform my practice more than most. ACES trauma on mental health clients is fundamental and foundational. Thank you Doc Snipes. Don't worry, I'll be joining as soon as my finances improve. I'm still in grad school for mental health counseling.
Thanks. Glad you are with the channel now, look forward to you being an AllCEUs customer. Welcome. 😃
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Dear Dr. Donna Lee Snipes, Thank you so much for what you do, and for allowing this to be so accessible to all. I know that thank you is not enough to express the gratitude I have for these amazing lectures, and wonderful notes that we can easily save or refer back to.
I am a single mom who is also the primary caretaker of 2 parents with dementia, and I have been able to learn and heal more by listening to your lectures than I have in 20 years of reading various psychology and neurology books, combined with therapy. Your lectures have truly helped my life as well as anyone else whose lives I touch.
With sincere gratitude, I wish you continued success!
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That is so nice of you to let me know! I greatly appreciate it. :)
I was barely out of the womb when I was mouth raped by my daddy. It messed up my life until my 50s when I found a Dr. of Psychology. It took a long search to find him, & he knew how to get me on Social Security to I could afford him. I was in my fifties & my life was hell. I also was damaged by a very mentally disturbed Mother. I was terrified all the time.
Omg i am so sorry you went through this... I wish you love & light & healing 🙏💛✨
thank you so much bless your teachings WOW!!!!
Welcome. Ty for watching.
This information is so important, thank you, Dr. Snipes! Now I know about the connection between the vagus nerve and gut microbiome, that explains a lot!
Thanks for watching!
watching this video and realizing how confused I am about romantic love,
processing my thoughts out loud:
1 - look at me. (I'm so damn unattractive. could someone actually be attracted to me?)
2 - fat, old, frumpty-dumpty: me.
3 - but then how are beautiful people attracted to unattractive people? (I see this all the time!)
4 - is attraction about something other than physical looks?
5 - but I'm in love with a person, and I don't really even know exactly what they look like... (online love.)
6 - but they say men are so visual...
7 - and what about ugly people in beautiful relationships?
8 - I was crazy about someone once, and yet 100% not physically attracted to them!
9 - am I pretty?
10 - what did my love interests passed love interests look like? (could I ever compare?)
11 - I'm ashamed of who I am.
Wow. I never could find a link until watching this video. Thank you
Welcome!
Instrumental. Good modern medicine. Changing the conversation.
I know that if I had covid going on while I was in middle school during the worst of all the stuff I had going on as a kid it wouldn't have been good. I hated middle school but home was usually worse.
Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful presentation & very helpful. Thank you, Doc Snipes!
Thanks for watching.
I could listen to you all day.... Why don't other doctors tAlk so clearly about these things? I have said a lot of this all aLong without knowing the whys, yet people dissed, snubbed me and played the "what do you know" card. Thank you for giving me insite sorely needed even though, the technical defs are subject matter for research. 😏🤔
Thanks for your kinds words and watching.
This explains a lot about my family
Wow
Thanks for commenting and watching!
Another great presentation. God bless
Thanks so much.
This is just so scary to hear and understand. Mostly because I am obese and and I've experienced several ACEs and I'm afraid of getting Diabetes or Heart Disease and I don't know how to save myself. This is just making me more anxious and stressed about my situation and I don't know what to do
I hope you’re doing better now. I have found for me healing is going to be a life long journey. I have worked with a therapist on and off for years and am an active member of Al-Anon where I have found a great support system.
I just want to be able to live a life...
Thanks for watching. Wishing you peace, health, and happiness.
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Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Can you address the results of adults who experienced almost daily physical, verbal, and emotional abuse as children?
I wasn't aware that this was a form of PTSD. ALSO, put it in understandable words, not "doctorese", using too many anatomy terms.
I can add that video to my list of videos for the general public. Remember that the videos in Counselor Toolbox are used by clinicians for their continuing education so they have to be somewhat clinical
@@DocSnipes thank you so much for all you do! I find it wonderful as is, and we can use these lectures as starting points to research more and learn more in depth whatever topic or term we need to better understand. Much appreciated! 🙏🏼💗
please and thank you are magic words
thank you for your work, we are able to figure out the terms if we want to, your presentations to professionals are also useful for general public. i have respect and gratitude and learning a lot, even after years of therapy 🌞
If we could stop all the physical, verbal, which is worse, labeling, neglect and blaming, coming into our thoughts, that would make one want to live life.
Thanks for watching.
How do we get justice if our parents were fuked up due to parents they had I'm finding this so hard so upsetting trying to deal with the ripple effects of my mother's abuse of me the effects lasted a lifetime I met another abuser who abused me cursed me turned my. Fanily against me I. Don't know where to turn from toxic overload lies that were told to me from age 4
I'm just now learning about my childhood trauma this has been extremely helpful for me! Thank you very much if you have any books you recommend that would be awesome too
Complex PTSD by Pete Walker.
Some books by Alice Miller, Gabor Maté, John Bradshaw are good too; plus they have some decent videos of lectures and interviews on TH-cam.
The Body Keeps the Score by Vander Kolk; www.samhsa.gov/child-trauma/understanding-child-trauma ;
@@khalidq30 thanks for the references. And to Counsellor Ed, TH-cam is easiest for me & my learning. I knew I wasn’t reacting bcz I was a mean person.
it’s such a relief I can help myself, coz no one else knows what I went through. & I just get shamed every time I “over react”
@@soSEW-COB same...
You're giving excellent information. I'm not able to sit and hear it all. From what you said about ACES and socioeconomic group, am I to understand that ACES only applies to that group. Because I have a score of 6 and my family was upper middle.
I was never homeless I childhood and never was in foster care during my childhood but yet I exsperienced 9 adverse childhood experiences but I did have 3 different stepfathers and we also lived in poverty as well but I guess having 9 aces without being homeless and without foster care is very very high well really it's high for any type of life style it's true that every single person in foster care has exsperience at least one ace exspecially the separation of a parent and most people in foster care unfortunately have went through atleast one kind of abuse also keep in mind that these statistics are only what's reported not what is actually true my guess is close to 100% of everyone went through atleast one ace and my guess is 4 or more being higher than 20% but one can only really guess they say about 33% of everyone who exsperience 8 or more ends up being homeless at some point in there adult hood those are some other statistics but yes I definitely believe that ussually people who were homeless in childhood are much more likely to exsperience more aces than non homeless kids but alot of people go through aces exspecially because alot of people are way to stressed out and that parenting is really difficult and also alot of parents don't know what to do and have mental health and trauma of there own
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Illness.
Hi Dawn-Elise, is there a way I can access a list of the references you cited in your presentation? Thank you so much for your content 😊
Good video ❤️❤️❤️
Ty
Is transference focused Psychodynamic therapy effective for ACE with history of abuse? Please respond. Thanks
My first idea was that Covid would be fine for kids, that's more time with their parents ! Mine both worked a lot and I was often alone before starting school at 4 or 5, but of course other issues than solitude may be predominant...
Also in Europe most people are still paid at least 70% of their salary, so it's not that "traumatic" for now.
Interesting, I didn't know about the European pay.
@@DocSnipes For now it's mostly extended jobless benefits for employees, with much less restrictions, and business owners can also ask for specific help when they are forced to close.
No universal income yet.
You are assuming the parents are healthy and able to meaningfully connect with children. Here in the US we are seeing many cases of children confined with parents who are desperately struggling with mental health and substance abuse issues and the children are no longer able to get the respite that school provided. Child abuse and domestic violence are increasing rapidly.
@@DocSnipes Sadly true, a 2020 poll in France estimated the number of victims of incest at 10% of the population ! Maybe you also heard about this recent scandal with "French" elites now under the spotlight for such a story.
Olivier Duhamel an official and intellectual recently resigned after being accused by the sister of his stepson, who was abused for years.
The worst part is that many people were aware of it, including the real father, Bernard Kouchner a well known former official, director of Doctors without Borders, and the mother who was alcoholic, also a public figure. The only person who talked about it at that time was quickly found dead in her pool (Marie-France Pisier, the aunt of the victim).
Now the twin sister Camille Kouchner just wrote a book about it, "La Famila Grande"...
@@DocSnipes European's and other first world countries receive many family supporting benefits that Americans don't receive. They receive both maternal and paternal leave pay for the child's first year so that both parents can stay home. All medical care is universal and considered a humanitarian right. Also, all education is free, including university. Other countries make the US look like a third world s***hole! Oh, they get a paid month vacation too!
Tel us something about soulation n tip for recovery. Dr
There are a multitude of videos on treatment of trauma in the Trauma Informed Care playlist th-cam.com/play/PLcB3trehXswjcGFs3CTBWzfTmiUhAfA62.html
Thank you ❤️🌈
Thanks for watching.
Hi, your videos are so helpful! Yes, please please share them to general public! Do you have and can you point to a video explaining the balance between glutamate and gaba? I'm thinking of people (including myself) taking nootropics to get better. I understand if you take gaba in excess it can be converted back to glutamate, is it true?
I have a video that will help. th-cam.com/video/rNWzwX2PFkk/w-d-xo.html
@@DocSnipes Thanks for the link and for answering! I look forward to watch the video. 🙏
I score a 10 on the aces test. I’m 49 and still don’t have much self esteem. I’ve been to many therapists and want to heal and love myself. Is there hope for me? My last therapist told me I will most likely die 20 years before an average human. I stopped seeing her after that because I didn’t feel that was helpful.
Wow! My guess is t she was trying to point out that stress was killing you, but the delivery was certainly less than compassionate. There is ALWAYS hope, IMHO. The fact that you are trying to heal shows that somewhere inside you know you deserve love. Wishing you peace, health and happiness
@@DocSnipes thank you 🙏 I know I do too. I just don’t know how to get honest help.
I hope you find a suitable therapist; don’t lose hope, you’ll find your way :)
Yikes!!! What the ...!!
Know Thy Self. In my opinion, that is the key to Loving Thy Self. Don't let other people or events dictate who You are.
Best Wishes from Boston.
@@tdesq.2463 thank you for your kind words. I have been working on setting boundaries and have removed some toxic people mostly family from my life and I noticed an immediate improvement on my journey back to self love. ❤️
I'm understanding me more, but can't grasp how to stop my complete self destruction. Just hearing this stuff though does give me some hope. Thank you
You may want to consider contacting a licensed, professional counselor to work with.
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ProblemShared for professional counsellor maybe? I'm sorry. I feel the same x
Can't afford it
I wonder if sensory processing disorder is a result of ACE’s or if sensory and high sensitivity is something someone is born with.
I took a Ace test in elementary school, same thing?
My girlfriend maybe causing her son trama. Her son is 10 yo and has adhd and acts up a lot she doesn't believe in physical punishment so she uses psychological he has a sever foot phobia n recently hit his mom with game controller she made him rub her feet as punishment when he refused she stepped on his Game System he did as told he seemed repulsed and distressed now he gives weird look kinda scared n repulsed whenever he sees her feet probably because of the phobia.can non physical punishment be abuse. It at least don't seem as bad.
Hi I was abused as a child in school life n recently have come to know as I remembered y I have panic disorder
Sorry to hear. Thanks for watching. Wishing you peace, health, and happiness.
I liked this after hearing "...put this albatross around their neck..."
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Thank you for your presentation. I related to everything you said. Are you a private therapist? I need your understanding :)
I am a private therapist...I am licensed in TN and FL. Those are the two states I can personally see clients from. I also do some coaching and psycho education clients.
Great, I am interested in more information. Are you able to give sessions over the phone or online in a video call? I live in the UK.
Do you have a professional email address which I can email? Many thanks
I can not see the pdf with the link to the studies. Can you please help?
Thank you
The PDF of the powerpoint with the links is included in the course at www.allceus.com/member/cart/index/product/id/1422/c/
my pregnancy I struggled a lot, so I used to pray God and promised that if my baby come to the world happy and healthy I will keep his name with God name(meaning is bless of goddess Durga).. now my son is 4 years old but I'm scared whether people make fun of his name in future…
Any suggestion will be helpful for me
If you do not feel good about his name he will feel it on an unconscious level. Do not worry about other people and the future. Does he have a middle name also? Ask him if he likes his name? If he likes it then be at peace mama!
Bless you and your son as well.
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Please Read! This is my best friend's story.
Precious Memories- By Sonya Lakey
We had no idea that the evening of September 24th, 2021, would be the last night our family would be complete. We laughed together, played games, sang, and enjoyed listening as our oldest son played the piano for us. I packed a lunch for him (which he usually did for himself) for the church hike he was going on the following day.
My mom, who was visiting from out of state, and I got up early with him on Saturday morning to hug him and see him off. He hugged me and smiled, never pulling away or rushing me. He got in the car, waved, said he'd see me later and he loved me. It was hard to watch my "new driver" heading out on his own.
As he pulled out of the gate, I turned to my mom and said, "It's just so hard letting go." Little did I know how much "letting go" I was really doing. That was the last time I saw our 16 year old son. He did not make it home that night.
That afternoon, a friend had tried to contact us, leaving a message on the phone to call back due to an emergency, but we really had no clue what was going on. And though we tried several times to return the call, we were not able to make a connection. As I helped prepare supper, an overwhelming feeling of deep concern for Ethan and dread filled my heart, and I quietly blinked back tears. I looked out the window, half expecting to see a police officer pulling in, but no.
However, within minutes, a police car DID pull in our driveway. In my heart, I feared the worst, but I went outside to speak with him. He confirmed who I and my husband (who followed me out) were, then hesitantly told us our son had fallen off a bluff and had succumbed to his injuries. Our hearts were crushed.... Still are.
Yet, in all of our brokenness, deep, continual grief and loneliness, we have such a blessed Hope and assurance that we will see our dear son again. You see, even as a young boy, Ethan realized some very important truths from God's Word.
He had sinned against a righteous, holy and just God. The Bible says:
“For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God; ” (Romans 3:23)
“Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into the world, and death by sin; and so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned:” (Romans 5:12)
He understood that his sin separated him from God, and he deserved to spend eternity in Hell.
“It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God.” (Hebrews 10:31)
“For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.” (Romans 6:23)
He understood he could not pay the price for his sins.
“For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God:
Not of works, lest any man should boast.” (Ephesians 2:8-9)
Ethan realized that, 'though he could not pay the price for his sins, the price had already been paid in full by the blood of Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Jesus lived a perfectly sinless life. He had no fault of His own. But Jesus was crucified for our sins, and He took on Himself the sins of every person in the whole world. He was beaten, spit on, whipped, mocked, scourged, and nailed to the Cross of Calvary. He shed every drop of His righteous blood - because that was the only thing that could satisfy the just demands of a righteous God - so we could be made righteous in Him. He suffered all of that so Ethan - and you and I - would not have to spend eternity in the Lake of Fire, but so we could spend eternity in Heaven with HIM! THAT is a great LOVE.
“For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” (John 3:16)
“But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.” (Romans 5:8)
Jesus did not stay on the cross, nor did He stay in the tomb where His body was buried. Three days later, Jesus arose triumphant over sin and death and the grave. Ethan believed this with his whole heart, asked Jesus to forgive his sins, and he put his faith in Jesus Christ ALONE to save him from sin and eternal death and to take him to Heaven someday.
“For whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.” (Romans 10:13)
“And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand.” (John 10:28)
Because of this great salvation, Ethan lived his life serving Jesus and others. He worked hard to spread this Good News to the world. We know he is alive in Heaven with Jesus today, and we know we will see him again soon, not because he was a great kid, but because of his faith in the great Saviour!
What about you? What if you had fallen to your death that day? Would your family, though grieving, be able to rejoice in the knowledge that they would see you again in Heaven, or would you be burning in Hell today?
The Word of God is very clear that there is only One Way to Heaven. “Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me.” (John 14:6)
Have YOU trusted Jesus as YOUR Saviour? Have you repented of your sins? Have you asked Jesus to forgive you so you can go to Heaven & not have to spend eternity in the Lake of Fire? Tomorrow may be too late. As Ethan pulled out of sight that morning, we had no idea we would never see him again in this life. None of us have the promise of tomorrow! Repent of your sins and put your faith in Jesus alone - today!
“(For he saith, I have heard thee in a time accepted, and in the day of salvation have I succoured thee: behold, now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation.)” (2 Corinthians 6:2)
"Whereas ye know not what shall be on the morrow. For what is your life? It is even a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth away." James 4:14
Bless you as well.
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Dr. Snipes, although I appreciate the way you have catagorized various traumas, I am somewhat disappointed that you didn't mention, SomatoEmotional Release, a part of CranioSacral Therapy, which directly quickly and gently addresses the types of trauma of ACE's and HPA's. Also, Emotional/Body Code Practitioners are extremely effective in assisting those who have suffered from trapped emotions, which cause physical, mental and emotional imbalances. They can determine if the traumas are inherited, absorbed or direct or indirect in nature. Both of these modalities are non invasive, non judgemental and gently stimulate the body-mind's ability to self correct.
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@@DocSnipes Thanks for all the good information that you explain very well. 🙌
"Right now, there are people all over the world who are just like you. They're either lonely, they're missing somebody, they're depressed, they're hurt, they're scarred from the past, they're having personal issues no one knows about, they have secrets you wouldn't believe. They wish, they dream and they hope. And right now, they are sitting here reading these words, and I'm writing this for you so you don't feel alone anymore. Always remember, don't be depressed about the past, don't worry about the future, and just focus on today. If today's not so great don't worry! Tomorrow's a new chance. If you are reading this, be sure to share this around to make others feel better. God bless you and your family wish you a new day full of blessings, health and happiness 🙏🏻💋Have a nice day!"
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@@DocSnipes Thank you very much . God bless you and your family wish you a new day full of blessings, health and happiness 🙏🏻💋
Can this be a contributing factor for NPD?
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This is first time I heard of ACES. What's the difference between ACES and trauma or is it same thing?
Aces is a test too see how much childhood trauma you received and how it affects you and your health. The acronym stands for adverse childhood experiences. The score is from 0-10. The higher you go the more adverse experiences you were exposed to. Yes it definitely is trauma. But from childhood.
@@jennydavis3856 thanks
Your very welcome. Hope it helps friend.
Borderline mother. Their isolation of their children is one of the worst things they do, along with the actual abuse. I've read the one resiliency score that I think has 14 questions. I can claim only one. I think that's what really doomed me. I had no one. Just what a borderline wants as they see their children as possessions. Not someone they want to raise to become a functioning adult.
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Can you show the references of your lecture?
Thanks for watching. The reference can be found at AllCEUs.com
How to heal?
If you have adverse childhood events, it is important to process your trauma with a licensed, professional counselor in order to feel safe and empowered.
Respectfully, I don't think you know what you are talking about with respect to children with a parent or two in the military. Deployments and reunions are fraught with all kinds of harm. Multiple moves. Family member needs are subordinate to the mission. A strong need for the family to look good. The danger involved in the parent's profession. There are pluses for children of the military culture, but don't minimize the harm and damage.
To many aces whatever they are….5 mins in and I’m gone
I was drowned by my father as a child.
Sometimes therapy does not help I can at least say that for myself seeing as I have been going to therapy since I was six and that was in 1996 and yet there has been no improvement that 30 years old I still see the world as a threat throughout my life I have seen the worst of humankind
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If these events are the natural course of life, then we might be more focused upon chronic abuse or neglect trauma during childhood as a cause for emotional or personality disturbances. Realize, too, that regardless of what trauma may have occurred, we have choices how to respond, rather than simply react. It is important we educate ourselves, and maybe engage in some introspection and self-assessment. In the end, it's all a matter of "degree" or extent and type of the trauma. So many variables.
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What is ACES?
Aces is a test that professionals in the mental health field use to determine how much childhood trauma an individual was exposed to as a child. The acronym stands for Adverse Childhood Effects and the score ranges from 0-10. The higher you score the more trauma you were exposed to and the more it is related to a range of problems a person can experience especially your health. I hope that helps.
Aces is a test used in the mental health field to determine how much child hood trauma an individual was exposed to. The acronym aces stands for Adverse Childhood Effects. The scores range from 0-10 and the higher one scores the more problems one faces in life especially in the health aspect. But you can always be healed and this doesn’t have to be a life sentence.
@@jennydavis3856 Thanks for taking time for this Jenny 💕
You are most welcome my friend. I hope that explanation helped. Blessings ❤️
Nice to see People Helping & Showing Care & Concern for their Fellow Human Beings. Very Nice Indeed!
It's neurodivergent/neurodiverse, not "neuroatypical." Neurodiversity isn't an inherently bad thing and there's nothing inherently wrong with me (or others) just because I'm neurodivergent. Accommodations exist for a reason and people should be educated about neurodiversity/neurodiverse children instead of trying to "change" us. Those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD, and there's sometimes attention-deficit disorder (ADD)), specific learning disorder (impaired reading comprehension, dyslexia, dyscalculia), communication and motor disorders (childhood-onset fluency disorder, language disorder, social (pragmatic) communication disorder, Tourette's disorder), and intellectual disability (ID) all just need to be protected from those who aren't educated when it comes to neurodiversity (so, from neurotypicals especially). If you don't know that a child's neurodiverse, you still need to try to put your frustrations elsewhere instead of onto them.
You promised to explain what aces are but it never happaned, which stressed me
It is explained in the title ACEs=Adverse Childhood Experiences
It also explains in the first couple of slides " Overview of LTE of ACEs
~ Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are stressful or traumatic events that children experience before age 18 years. Studies have linked exposure to ACEs and negative health, and developmental and behavioral outcomes." and in the show notes
Read the title it spells it out
Can you READ ?? FLOWER?
@@DocSnipes I totally missed all that somehow, My bad and Thank you for explaining >
You are wrong to say that
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You’re so welcome. Thank you for watching the video
@DocSnipes Good morning Dear. I'll be honest with you. I didn't watch the video. I just wanted to see you ❤️. I think you are so very beautiful my dear ❤️ ♥️ 😘 💕. Hope you aren't upset with me. Have a great day.
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