In this Skill Builder course, learners will develop a foundational understanding of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and examine how early trauma can shape long‑term outcomes for individuals, families, and communities. Through concise, focused learning, participants will explore the ripple effects of ACEs across generations and gain insights that support trauma‑aware practice and community well‑being.
What are Center for Learning Skill Builders?
Center for Learning Skill Builders are quick, 5–7-minute bite-sized courses designed to help you grow your skills in a way that fits naturally into your day. In the time it takes to order your favorite coffee, you can learn something new that strengthens your ability to support children, families, and communities on their path to well-being. Each small step you take adds to your confidence, knowledge, and your impact. The more skills we build, the more prepared we are to make meaningful, positive choices; choices that can ripple across families and communities for generations. Take a moment for yourself. Build a skill. Make a difference.
Why This Course Matters
This course offers a meaningful starting point for anyone seeking to deepen their awareness of trauma’s impact and build the skills needed to support healing, resilience, and generational well‑being.
Recommended Next Step
Learners inspired to continue their growth are encouraged to enroll in the full-length asynchronous course, Unveiling Trauma – Part 1, offered by the Institute for Family’s Center for Learning. This expanded course provides deeper exploration and actionable strategies for supporting individuals and communities affected by trauma. Enroll here.
Who is this training for?
Community Advocates, Social Workers, Faith Leaders, Family Champions, Public Health Professionals, Educators, Guardian Ad Litem (GALs)
How long is this training?
This training should take around 5-7 minutes to complete.