New study finds a relationship between childhood adversity and depression symptoms, with emotional abuse being particularly influential. But, contrary to prior studies, finds few direct effects of childhood adversity on biological age or biological age on depression symptoms.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38039767
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The link between childhood adversity and adulthood depression is well-established; however, the underlying mechanisms are still being explored. Recent research suggests biological age may mediate the relationship between childhood adversity and depression in later life. This study examines if biolog …
Innovative analysis of types of childhood adversity describes five distinct classes of adversity, with unique risks for specific mental health conditions in adulthood. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38500789/
The life course perspective and cumulative inequality theory suggest that childhood adversity, occurring during a sensitive period of the life course, can have long-term consequences for adult mental health and well-being. Yet, the long-term influence of adversity on adult outcomes may depend on bot …
Fantastic podcast/video with Your Parenting Mojo, Dr. Nadine Burke Harris and Jacqueline Wong on adverse childhood experiences, toxic stress, and protective factors.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IymaBSYT0Ck
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#FactOfTheDay: The percentage of children who experienced NO adverse experiences (poverty, violence, discrimination, etc.) in California (66%) is higher than in the U.S. overall (60%).
Learn more: https://youtu.be/wZ8Uxg94G70
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#FactOfTheDay: The most prominent adverse experience witnessed by California children was divorce (19.9%), follwed by economic hardship (13.2%), household drug or alcohol abuse (7.6%), and household mental illness (6.1%). This mirrors the pattern of childhood adverse experiences for the nation as a whole.
Learn more: https://www.kidsdata.org/topic/2215/aces-nsch-type/table#fmt=2761&loc=1,2&tf=159&ch=1459,1462,1458,1463,1466,1465,1460,1461,1464,1642
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Mental Health Resources for Youth We all need help sometimes. You are not alone. It’s okay to not feel okay. We all feel sad, anxious, upset or angry sometimes. If you, your family or friends need someone to talk to, contact any of the following organizations: Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Operating Hours: 24/7 If you … Youth Mental Health Resources Hub Read More »
Did you know that 1 in 3 children in California are at risk
of toxic stress?
This condition can have lasting impacts on their physical & mental health and can follow them throughout their lives.
First5CA's #StrongerStarts campaign is focused on supporting our youngest children and helping families navigate toxic stress. The campaign provides resources & tools to help identify and manage stress in children's lives.
Learn more to support the well-being of our youngest children:
https://bit.ly/YouthResourcesCA
#ToxicStress #ACEs #ChildHealth #Children #Youth #Stress #MentalHealth #MentalHealthMonth #YouthMentalHealth
Mental Health Resources for Youth We all need help sometimes. You are not alone. It’s okay to not feel okay. We all feel sad, anxious, upset or angry sometimes. If you, your family or friends need someone to talk to, contact any of the following organizations: Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Operating Hours: 24/7 If you … Youth Mental Health Resources Hub Read More »
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