ACEs, Trauma, and Toxic Stress
The Impact of Toxic Stress and Becoming Trauma-Informed — an overview of the ACE study, trauma, toxic stress, and the impact on health, with a focus on resilience and trauma-informed practices.
$20 (without CEUs) · $30 (with 1.5 FL CEUs for LCSW, LMHC & LMFT)
Understanding Adversity — and How to Build Resilience
In the absence of protective relationships, toxic stress in childhood impacts an individual's well-being across the lifetime. The ACE (Adverse Childhood Experiences) Study — one of the largest studies ever conducted to assess the association between childhood maltreatment and later-life health — is highlighted throughout this workshop.
This workshop provides an overview of the ACE study, trauma, toxic stress, and their impact on health. Resilience and building a trauma-informed approach are also explored.
This workshop is appropriate for teachers, caregivers, professionals, and anyone interested in learning more about how adverse childhood experiences impact children — and what we can all do to foster resilience throughout the lifespan.
What Is This Workshop?
By changing our perspective and recognizing that a child's behavior may be fueled by a feeling they are not able to manage, we build the foundation to help children affected by ACEs, trauma, or toxic stress.
Who Is It For?
Teachers, caregivers, healthcare professionals, social workers, and anyone who works with or cares for children — no prior knowledge of ACEs required. Appropriate for all audiences.
What Will You Gain?
Practical, evidence-based strategies to recognize trauma's impact, understand resilience factors, and begin implementing trauma-informed practices in your school, clinic, or home.
Learning Objectives
Participants will gain a research-based understanding of ACEs, toxic stress, and trauma — and leave with practical tools to build trauma-informed, resilience-focused practices.
Choose Your Training Option
ACEs, Trauma, and Toxic Stress
- 1.5-hour on-demand online workshop
- One month of 24/7 on-demand access
- ACE study overview and findings
- Toxic stress and brain development
- Resilience and trauma-informed practices
- Appropriate for all audiences
ACEs, Trauma, and Toxic Stress
- Everything in the Standard option
- 1.5 FL CEUs for LCSW, LMHC & LMFT
- Florida Board Approved Provider #50-11511
- Certificate of completion
- Group discounts available
- Childcare center & school pricing available
Questions? Contact WeLearnPlay Admin at Center for Child Counseling:
(561) 244-9499 ·
welearnplay@centerforchildcounseling.org
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Meet the Expert
Jane Robinson, LMHC, RPT-S
Jane Robinson is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who founded the Center for Child Counseling in 1999, to focus on Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health. As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor, and certified Infant Mental Health Specialist through The Center for Prevention and Early Intervention Policy at Florida State University, she has been a strong advocate for young children in our community.
In her leadership role in the area of early childhood mental health, Jane has collaborated with community colleges and universities in training students, teachers, and graduate level mental health counselor/social worker interns in Play Therapy for the young child (ages birth–5). She has presented workshops at professional, local, and national conferences.
Jane created the manual "Managing Feelings and Behavior in the Classroom and at Home" and co-authored a chapter in Play Therapy Techniques with Very Young At-Risk Children in Child Care Settings, published in Play Therapy with Very Young Children, edited by Dr. Charles Shaefer.
Center for Child Counseling is approved through the Florida Board of Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists, and Licensed Mental Health Providers #50-11511.

