VIRTUAL: Resiliency and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) (2 CD) - ENGLISH

VIRTUAL: Resiliency and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) (2 CD) - ENGLISH

Workshop | Available

Virtually Rockville, MD 20852 United States
e-class will be scheduled in Zoom
ALL EDUCATORS
1/8/2026 (one day)
6:30 PM-8:30 PM EST on Th
$10.00

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VIRTUAL: Resiliency and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) (2 CD) - ENGLISH

Workshop | Available

Resiliency and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) 

This powerful documentary explores the profound long-term effects of toxic stress, a condition that, sadly, affects many of the young children in our community and has a direct correlation to adult health problems such as heart disease, cancer and obesity. Large and small group interactive discussion after screening the film will center on the scientific data and offer solutions to help children deal with and overcome the effects of toxic stress. Participants will identify the effects of toxic stress on the body and discover ways to increase resilience in children. 

Course ID: MC-11142025-01
Approval #: CKO-156225
Core of Knowledge Hours:  2 Child Development

Holliday-Bembridge, Amanda
Amanda Holliday-Bembridge

After Dr. Amanda Holliday-Bembridge’s years in the ECE world as a teacher, curriculum writer, trainer, and reflective coach, she combined this knowledge and lived experiences with a focus on holistically strengthening young children’s families. Her mission is to share the incredible bonding power of music to create connections between caregiver/child that significantly impact both human’s ongoing development.

She brings a unique viewpoint stemming from her understanding of the incredible complexity that lies at the intersection of multiple interconnected fields of study. With her ECE background, she deeply understands child development, DAP teaching practices, and the challenges educators face to meet each child’s specific developmental needs. However, as she expanded her understanding of the ECE world by using an Infant Mental Health lens, she began to better understand the intricate systems, both visible and invisible, which have profound implications for the environment in which the child develops and the caregivers who care for them.