Some sexual play between young children close in age, such as playing doctor or looking at private parts, is considered normal. However, some children display intrusive, aggressive or coercive sexual behaviors. This is inappropriate and potentially harmful to these children and their peers. Recognizing and responding to sexual behavior problems is important since research suggests...
Some children display intrusive, aggressive or coercive sexual behaviors. This is inappropriate and potentially harmful to these children and their peers. Recognizing and responding to sexual behavior problems is important since research suggests a quarter to half of child sexual abuse involves children acting out on other children. This 2.5-hour awareness training was created based...
Kristi House is pleased to offer Stewards of Children, a revolutionary sexual abuse prevention training program that educates adults to prevent, recognize, and react responsibly to child sexual abuse. The program believes and teaches that child safety is an adult’s job. It was developed by the Darkness to Light organization. Stewards of Children is ideal...
Kristi House will mark April — national Prevent Child Abuse Month — with its 10th Annual Breaking the Silence Luncheon, a program to forever end the silence on child sexual abuse in our community. Kristi House launched Breaking the Silence in 2007 to garner attention and support from concerned and caring individuals, business and community...
September 17th and 18, 2015 9:00 to 5:00 p.m. At Survivors’ Pathways, 1801 Coral Way #328, Miami, FL 33145 About the Training: This training conducted by GEMS Founder Rachel Lloyd is geared for...
Some children display intrusive, aggressive or coercive sexual behaviors. This is inappropriate and potentially harmful to these children and their peers. Recognizing and responding to sexual behavior problems is important...
Annual Board Retreat for Directors of Kristi House. To be facilitated by Catherine Raymond, Ph.D.
Annual Board Retreat for Directors of Kristi House. To be facilitated by Catherine Raymond, Ph.D.
