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About.

The Resilient and Trauma-Informed Community (RTIC) is a framework adopted by community partners to collaboratively respond to what we have learned from the science of adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) to build resilient organizations, effective partnerships, and efficient systems.
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How it works

To download a PDF of How it Works click here. 
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ACEs 

ACEs are a tool for understanding health.
Early life experiences influence adult health and well-being. A higher ACE score leads to increased risk for poor mental and physical health outcomes. 

Resilience can help 

​ACEs are common but do not have to represent a lifelong risk factor. By fostering resilience (the ability to bounce back) and with the right supports in place, we can reduce risk and help people recover. 

Trauma-Informed Care (TIC) 
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Trauma-informed care (TIC) is a perspective shift that promotes recovery and well-being by recognizing the role of trauma in someone’s life. 





​Healing takes a village 
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The impact of ACEs is a complex problem; therefore, we need a collaborative community approach to respond. Together, we are working to disrupt the cycle, strengthen resilience and restore lives
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