Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences

Be The One

In this full conversation, veterans and community leaders come together to talk about resilience, leadership, and mental health. Hear personal stories of service, strength, and the importance of connection—from seeking help to being there for one another. This discussion highlights the power of listening, empathy, and community action in preventing suicide and supporting those who serve. Presented by Farmington SAFE with special thanks to The American Legion for their partnership and commitment to veterans’ wellbeing. #FarmingtonSAFE #Veterans #Resilience #MentalHealthAwareness #BeTheOne #CommunitySupport

First Responder Trauma and Substance Use Awareness

Farmington SAFE host an important discussion on trauma and substance use among first responders. Hear from experts and participate in our live Q&A, where all questions will remain anonymous to protect your privacy.

Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences

📍 Hosted by Farmington SAFE & CARES in Farmington Hills | Sponsored by Graham E. Smith Memorial Fund Join us for a powerful discussion on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) — how trauma impacts health and development, and how we can heal. 🎙 Panel Topics & Speakers: • ACE Study Overview – Tehmina Shakir, MD • Toxic Stress & Development – Tehmina Shakir, MD • Timing of Trauma – Megan Wade, PsyD • Trauma-Informed Care – Megan Wade, PsyD • Risk Factors of ACEs – Jeffrey Brough, BA • Protective Factors of ACEs – Jeffrey Brough, BA 👥 Facilitated by: Don Munter & Katrina Beshears, LMSW 🎥 Watch Live here on our Farmington SAFE Facebook page Together, we can break the cycle of trauma and build resilience in our communities.  If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org.

Exploring Healthy Relationships

Does your relationship support your mental and emotional well-being? How do past experiences shape the way you connect with others? What role does spiritual and social wellness play in building strong connections?