Lori Watkins's guest appearances

Lori Watkins

The Resilience Project 

Alabama Care LLC

Sarah Williams

Doug Marshall

Angela Fisher

Robbie Lee

Sam Johnston

Jordan Bates

Scott Harris

Hannah Wilson

George Neal

Jack Carney

Alex Yates

Sara Franklin

Matt Williams

John Wood

Rachel Perlstein

OwlTail

Lakeshore Foundation with Lori Watkins, Coordinator of Recreation and Athletics, and Emily Mallard, Coordinator of Aquatics, on summer camps, youth aquatics and summer programs. _  Alabama Care is partially supported by http://www.ACDD.org  The views expressed are not necessarily the views of these organizations.

Lakeshore Foundation with Lori Watkins, Coordinator of Recreation and Athletics, and Emily Mallard, Coordinator of Aquatics, on summer camps, youth aquatics and summer programs. _  Alabama Care is partially supported by <a href="http://www.ACDD.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.ACDD.org</a>  The views expressed are not necessarily the views of these organizations.

Lakeshore Foundation with Lori Watkins, Coordinator of Recreation and Athletics, and Emily Mallard, Coordinator of Aquatics, on summer camps, youth aquatics and summer programs.

In the 1990s, Vincent Felitti, head of the Department of Preventive Medicine at Kaiser Permanente, conducted interviews with people who had left an obesity clinic. He discovered that a majority of the 286 people he interviewed had experienced childhood sexual abuse. The research went on to find that a person’s cumulative ACEs score, or traumatic experiences in childhood, had a direct adverse health outcome in adulthood. This conversation with Lori is for people providing support - interested in how the ACE study impacts the way we interact and support people, not by looking at someone to “fix,” but as someone to understand and identify their resilience.   Lori Watkins, LISW, is the Director Behavioral Health Services at the Clermont County Board of Developmental Disabilities 

In the 1990s, Vincent Felitti, head of the Department of Preventive Medicine at Kaiser Permanente, conducted interviews with people who had left an obesity clinic. He discovered that a majority of the 286 people he interviewed had experienced childhood sexual abuse. The research went on to find that a person’s cumulative ACEs score, or traumatic experiences in childhood, had a direct adverse health outcome in adulthood. This conversation with Lori is for people providing support - interested in how the ACE study impacts the way we interact and support people, not by looking at someone to “fix,” but as someone to understand and identify their resilience.  Lori Watkins, LISW, is the Director Behavioral Health Services at the Clermont County Board of Developmental Disabilities

Why ACEs Matter - with Lori Watkins