Creating a trauma-informed society: the role of government policy in reducing adverse childhood experiences

In this episode, we speak with Ariane Marie-Mitchell, a preventive medicine physician who discusses the impact of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) on health and development. She discusses the challenges of using a clinical tool to diagnose patients with high ACEs, and the limitations of the current policy approach in addressing this public health crisis. She also shares her insights on the concept of creating a trauma-informed government, and the importance of engaging with stakeholders and using evidence-based policies in addressing the effects of early life stressors on individuals and communities. Join us as we explore the potential of government policy in reducing trauma and promoting health and wellbeing.

Ariane Marie-Mitchell is a preventive medicine physician.

She shares her story and discusses her KevinMD article, "Adverse childhood experiences: Can government policy reduce trauma?"

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