Adverse Childhood Experiences and the Hidden Cost of Growing Up in a Conflict-Free Home
Bryan Ferguson
It may seem strange to say that quiet households aren’t necessarily healthy. Homes where there are no arguments between the parents, no slamming doors, and no visible discord are often depicted as the perfect home environment. But there are times that this perfect environment feels off. There’s an unnamed uneasiness, lingering in the shadows. Adverse childhood experiences aren’t just a product of loud and volatile environments. These experiences often have roots embedded in homes where there was no conflict. In these homes, the silence itself has become the message. It’s important to pay attention to this as Scripture is clear about how to raise children: “Train up a child in...
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