Childhood trauma increases the risk for later mental health problems. However, not all
individuals who are exposed to early-life trauma go on to develop psychiatric disorders …

Background Most children who are exposed to threat-related adversity (eg, violence, abuse,
neglect) are resilient-that is, they show stable trajectories of healthy psychological …

Early experiences can have profound and lasting effects on mental health. Delineating
neurodevelopmental pathways related to risk and resilience following adversity exposure is …

Imaging methods have elucidated several neurobiological correlates of traumatic and
adverse experiences in childhood. This knowledge base may foster the development of …

This article focuses on the concepts of risk and resilience and their potential to inform clinical
interventions, school‐based prevention programs, and social policies. Research suggests …

All experiences change the brain, but not all experiences affect the brain equally. Because
the brain is developing and organizing at such an explosive rate in the first years of life …

The entire world is in crisis with adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and other lifetime
trauma at an all-time high. This book is a valuable resource to promote optimal brain …

Early-life adversity (ELA) exposure (eg, trauma, abuse, neglect, or institutional care) is a
precursor to poor physical and mental health outcomes and is implicated in 30% of adult …

Adversity early in life is common and is a major risk factor for the onset of psychopathology.
Delineating the neurodevelopmental pathways by which early adversity affects mental …

Background Despite calls for integration of neurobiological methods into research on youth
resilience (high competence despite high adversity), we know little about structural brain …