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Season 4 Episode 13 | 58m 44s Video has closed captioning.
Childhood traumatic stress often leads to serious health issues later in life. They can also result in more incarceration, depression and substance abuse. But those changes don’t have to be permanent. So what are adverse childhood experiences? And, how are we as a community coming to better understand the impact of childhood trauma and providing resources to cope with the problem?
Aired: 02/25/16
Funding for PUBLIC SQUARE was provided in part by a grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Public Square is also funded by American Graduate: Lets Make It Happen. PUBLIC SQUARE is hosted by Megan Kamerick.
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