Utilizing TRIADS with HOPE The Building Blocks of HOPE and the TRIADS model can be used to promote strengths during case reviews. These tools allow for a more holistic process and reframe providers’ responses to center HOPE.
Understanding your patient’s unique strengths This strength map can be used during well-child visits to help understand how individuals are already accessing the Building Blocks. It can give you insight into areas that are already very developed and areas where…
Everyday prompts that strengthen children & families This resource was created to guide clinicians through everyday questions to normalize the positive experiences children are experiencing, reinforcing their strengths and support growth.
Using the HOPE framework in well-child visits The Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences (HOPE) National Resource Center curated this packet for providers to use in tandem with the Bright Futures Guidelines, to ensure HOPEful Well Child Visits (WCV). HOPEful visits…
Preparing for Your Baby – understanding the power of Positive Childhood Experiences (PCEs) The Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences (HOPE) framework is a powerful way to understand how simple, loving, everyday moments can shape your baby’s future. When parents, caregivers,…
Welcoming your baby with the power of Positive Childhood Experiences (PCEs) The Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences (HOPE) framework is a powerful way to understand how simple, loving, everyday moments can shape your baby’s future. When parents, caregivers, and communities…
HOPE implementation can transform care for children and youth This document will help provide the background information needed for successful funding requests. Incorporating the HOPE (Healthy Outcomes from Positive Experiences) framework into your grant application can strengthen your proposal by…
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,…
Pick up this card game to explore the Four Building Blocks of HOPE. This card deck is for educators, parents, caregivers, youth workers, facilitators—and young people themselves. Whether you are supporting others or exploring your own journey, these cards spark…