![]() Welcome back! Last week we talked about how important your relationship with your child is for preventing child sexual abuse (check out our post on the 1st December). How did you get on with the exercises? We also did them, and noticed the number of times where demands on our time were split over work, kids and other things. It seemed to help to make eye contact with the kids, even if to just say we’d be there in a moment. How did you get on? This week, we will be talking about how to react when a child tells us about abuse. We know from research that what happens when a child tells someone about abuse is really important in their later recovery from the whole experience. That’s why if a child chooses you as their safe person and tells you about abuse we should aim to:
This week we would like to invite you to practice:
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AuthorRuth Davy-Fundraising Manager, HELP Auckland Archives
September 2022
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7/12/2018