Preventing Child Sexual Abuse: A Guide for Parents and Caregivers
Learn the definition of child sexual abuse, the facts, warning signs, and practical ways to prevent it — plus how to support a child and buffer the impact of trauma.
Knowledge is Protection
Child Sexual Abuse is a topic that is difficult to discuss as it may be emotional, uncomfortable, and overwhelming to wrap one's head around.
However, it is crucial as caregivers to learn what child sexual abuse is in order to be aware of possible warning signs and risk factors. Understanding this also allows us to find ways to prevent and protect children from it as well as buffer them from the potentially traumatic impact that it can have.
In this free, 45-minute workshop, you will learn the definition of child sexual abuse, the facts about it, ways to prevent it, some possible signs that a child may be experiencing sexual abuse as well as techniques to provide support and buffer the impact of that trauma for children.
What Is This Workshop?
A free, 45-minute on-demand workshop covering the definition and facts of child sexual abuse, prevention techniques, and how to support a child through the impact of trauma.
Who Is It For?
Parents and caregivers who want to understand risk factors and warning signs, and build the knowledge and confidence to protect the children in their lives.
What Will You Gain?
Practical, easy-to-implement prevention tips, ways to respond if abuse is suspected or confirmed, and information on local and nationwide crisis resources.
Workshop Objectives
In this 45-minute workshop you will gain the knowledge and practical tools to recognize, prevent, and respond to child sexual abuse with confidence.
Preventing Child Sexual Abuse: A Guide for Parents and Caregivers
- 45-minute on-demand online workshop
- One month of 24/7 on-demand access
- Definition, facts & risk factors of child sexual abuse
- Warning signs and prevention techniques
- How to respond when abuse is suspected or confirmed
- Local & nationwide crisis resources
Questions? Contact Center for Child Counseling:
(561) 244-9499 · bekidsafe@centerforchildcounseling.org