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Printable PDF Download: Positive Childhood Experiences | Shaping Adult Health and Resiliency in Childhood

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In 2019, researchers at Johns Hopkins University published results of the first large-scale study that sought to identify “Positive Childhood Experiences,” which help protect kids from the adverse effects of traumatic experiences (read the full-text journal article here). This illustration shows the Seven Positive Childhood Experiences (PCEs) they identified, which are categories of childhood/adolescent experiences that are connected to improved mental health and social connectedness in adults.

Suggested Uses: Mental health professionals may find this tool especially helpful with clients who working through childhood experiences or who are parents/caregivers/educators/someone who spends invested time with children. 

Learn More: For more information on this topic, read the article: 7 Positive Childhood Experiences (PCEs) That Shape Adult Health and Resiliency

To learn more about PCE’s you can read the full-text journal article of this study for free on JAMA Pediatric’s website. Please note that the purchase price paid is compensation for artistic work only and does not include rights to republish.

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Meet the Artist

 

I’m Lindsay Braman, I use my training as a therapist to hand draw mental health illustrations that make complex mental health concepts more approachable, memorable, and useful.

I doodled my way through a masters degree in Counseling Psychology, and along the way I learned just how many of us are visual learners who flourish when when concepts are made accessible in ways beyond just text and audio.

Learn more about me and my work.

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Accessible Mental Health Art

 

My illustrations organize complex information visually, offering another way to learn, process, and communicate.

For many, visual information is accessible information. I make art that helps everyone have access to tools and information they need to care well for themselves and others, make informed decisons, and grow.


From Screen to Paper

 

It's a digital download- but it doesn't have to stay digital!

Often, the same people who benefit from information presented in a visual format may remember a little more when they can touch, hold, and physically interact with the material.

So print it, make notations, hang it up, tuck it into a binder, or keep it somewhere you’ll see it everyday.

 

(⬅️ PS: this is my dog Barry)