THE PROBLEM WITH ‘ACEs’
The notion of Adverse Child Experiences is the latest in a long line of diagnoses of, and simple solutions to, complex social issues in the search ... all engaged in the study of early intervention and the use and abuse of scientific claims-making ... The bringing together of diverse variables conceptualised as ‘Adverse Childhood Experiences’
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