Living with an ACE score of 8: A survivor's guide w. Antiuniversity

Tuesday, 18 June

Living with an ACE score of 8: A survivor's guide w. Antiuniversity

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An ACE (Adverse Childhood Experiences) score is a tally of different types of abuse, neglect, and other hallmarks of a rough childhood. It goes from having a score of 1 (1 ACE) to 10 (10 ACEs). The higher you go, the higher your chances of developing the following, in your adulthood:- alcoholism- drug abuse- addiction- dysfunctional relationships- severe anxiety- physical and mental problems. I would take this opportunity to host a talk about my life, and what’s it like to live a 28 years old life, with an ACE score of 8. My background, my story, my vulnerability and healing work (still in process).
Organised by: Alex Lecis
[www.facebook.com/alex.lecis.9]
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Date & Time: 

Tuesday, 18 June, 2019 - 12:00 to 13:00
Mayday Rooms
88 Fleet Street
EC4Y 1AE
United Kingdom

MayDay Rooms is an educational charity founded as a safe haven for historical material linked to social movements, experimental culture and the radical expression of marginalised figures and groups. It was set up to safeguard historical material and connect it with contemporary struggle.

categories: 

  • book shop/info shop/library / discussion/presentation

opening times: 

Wednesday-Friday 11am-6pm
The first three Saturdays of the month 1-5pm.