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Child Physical Abuse Did Not Increase During the Pandemic

Child Physical Abuse Did Not Increase During the Pandemic HOPE suggests that providers identify, celebrate, and promote positive childhood experiences. In this paper, published in the American Medical Association’s journal, JAMA Pediatrics, Bob Sege and Allison Stephens do just that.…

Four building blocks of HOPE: Relationships, Environment, Engagement, Emotional Growth

Transforming Practice with HOPE

Transforming Practice with HOPE This paper describes the growing evidence that supports the health effects of positive childhood experiences, and uses these insights to promote HOPE: a paradigm shift that will incorporate the identification, celebration, and support of PCEs as…

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Reasons for HOPE (Sege, 2021)

Reasons for HOPE (Sege, 2021) This article discusses the ways pediatricians benefit from adopting the HOPE framework in their practice. Focusing on identifying the strengths of families during the COVID-19 pandemic, promoting resilience for families and developing an antiracist approach…

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Reimagining Health – Flourishing

Reimagining Health - Flourishing This opinion piece presents flourishing as a better metric for measuring health (compared to physical measures like blood pressure or life expectancy) because it takes multiple parts of a person’s life into account. The six domains…

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Balancing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) with HOPE

Balancing Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) with HOPE  This is a report presenting HOPE data, which shows the powerful impact of positive experiences on the development of healthy children and adults. The report also discusses social norms around parenting and thinks…

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