Talking with Chris Bray about adverse childhood experiences, such as divorce, and the significance of the ACEs study

Update: 2018-12-13

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Chris Bray is a licensed psychologist and co-director of the Ambit Network and The Center for Resilient Families at the University of Minnesota. Chris has conducted numerous program evaluations and has a clinical practice working with traumatized youth and families. Amanda and Jonathan take the ACEs study and discuss their results and how adverse childhood experiences can have a huge impact on our mental and physical health as adults.

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Talking with Chris Bray about adverse childhood experiences, such as divorce, and the significance of the ACEs study

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Talking with Chris Bray about adverse childhood experiences, such as divorce, and the significance of the ACEs study