By setting clear boundaries and limits, we can reduce the risk of child sexual abuse. Clear boundaries and limits are something we learn over time, through interaction and accepted patterns of behavior. How do we ensure that when our boundaries, or those of children and youth are violated, we stop a negative pattern of behavior from being normalized? Through education, vigilance and clear communication, we can minimize opportunity for child and youth victimization. This course will increase understanding of your own boundaries and prepare you to set clear expectations that lead to greater community safety.

Please note: At least 15 attendees must be registered for this training by Thursday, October 5 in order for the training to occur as scheduled. Registered attendees will be notified by email if the training needs to be rescheduled due to insufficient registration.

This course is designed to support caregivers, parents, educators, and professionals in becoming an askable adult through increased understanding of how to support positive sexual development in toddlers, children and youth. From exploring how development progresses, to knowing how to respond to questions that make you squirm, we will focus on how your role in a child’s life and your influence can impact a child’s sexual development, even before you think it is time for “The TALK.”

Please note: At least 15 attendees must be registered for this training by Tuesday, October 10 in order for the training to occur as scheduled. Registered attendees will be notified by email if the training needs to be rescheduled due to insufficient registration.

By setting clear boundaries and limits, we can reduce the risk of child sexual abuse. Clear boundaries and limits are something we learn over time, through interaction and accepted patterns of behavior. How do we ensure that when our boundaries, or those of children and youth are violated, we stop a negative pattern of behavior from being normalized? Through education, vigilance and clear communication, we can minimize opportunity for child and youth victimization. This course will increase understanding of your own boundaries and prepare you to set clear expectations that lead to greater community safety.

Please note: At least 15 attendees must be registered for this training by Tuesday, November 21 in order for the training to occur as scheduled. Registered attendees will be notified by email if the training needs to be rescheduled due to insufficient registration.