Adolescents exposed to adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) have unique
developmental needs that must be addressed by the health, education, and social welfare
systems that serve them. Nationwide, over half of adolescents have reportedly been
exposed to ACEs. This exposure can have detrimental effects, including increased risk for
learning and behavioral issues and suicidal ideation. In response, clinical and community
systems need to carefully plan and coordinate services to support adolescents who have …