Online Extension Extras for Parents: Introduction to Positive and Adverse Childhood Experiences

September 8, 2026 7:30PM - 9:00PM

Online; 7:30-9pm ET

Contact: Courtney Aldrich, aldric82@msu.edu, 517-993-8649

September 8- Introduction to Positive and Adverse Childhood Experiences
ACES (Adverse Childhood Experiences)are traumatic events that occur in childhood and can have an impact throughout our lives. PCES (Positive Childhood Experiences) buffer the impact of ACES. Attendees of this workshop will learn about the landmark ACEs study, ACEs and health problems, and what steps can be taken to increase positive and protective factors to decrease risk factors for youth.

Extension Extras for Parents are free online parenting workshops that provide guidance for parents and caregivers as they navigate the joys, challenges and concerns of parenting.

Participants will receive a certificate of attendance.

Certificates for participation are provided upon completion of the class.

Participants have the option to attend and actively participate via computer, or an app on a tablet or smartphone. Attendees can also listen to the presentation via phone (by calling in). Those who choose to call in must contact the instructor for directions on how to be eligible for a certificate.

If multiple people in the same location want to participate in the webinar and need certificates, they have to join the webinar separately or contact the instructor for special instructions to each receive a certificate. 

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