Your “ACEs Score” is the total number of different types of adverse childhood experiences you answer “Yes” to, based on the questions below. If you total only the first ten questions, you will find your “Traditional ACEs Score.” If you total all of the questions, made especially for Bermuda, you will find your “Bermuda Study ACEs Score.” Each of these scores can be lead to a better understanding of your health and risk factors. For more information, visit www.tfc.bm.
Finding your ACEs Score – Bermuda Edition
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