Training options on the HOPE framework The HOPE National Resource Center trains professionals and organizations to use the HOPE framework to promote positive childhood experiences (PCEs) for the children and families they serve. No matter your size, sector, or needs,…
Ten Takeaways from Recent PCE Research The HOPE National Resource Center led a collaboration that analyzed survey data to study the lifelong health effects of positive childhood experiences (PCEs). Looking at survey data from four states (Kansas, Montana, South Carolina,…
Are you new to HOPE? If you are just learning about HOPE – Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences, we know that our acronyms and phrases may be new to you. We have broken down our key phrases here to help…
What community resilience looks like with trauma-informed systems and supports Created by the Center for Community Resilience at the Milken Institute School of Public Health, the Resilience Tree illustrates the relationship between communities with access to equitable, trauma-informed systems and…
Incorporating HOPE during an ACEs screening review These simulation videos present two different deliveries of a physician reviewing the results of an ACEs screening with a parent. One video shows the provider using the HOPE framework when speaking to the…
This handout walks you through a 2019 publication by Dr. Christina Bethell and Dr. Robert Sege about the relationship between adverse/positive childhood experiences and adult mental health, providing an empirical foundation for the language of HOPE.