Review the cdcs adverse childhood experiences fast facts

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Review the CDC's Adverse Childhood Experiences Fast Facts.
Explain how early childhood traumas can contribute to recurring traumatic stress in adolescence/adulthood, contributing to compassion fatigue and job burnout.
Describe a resilience concept that could be beneficial to counter the consequences of ACEs.

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