At least half of harm experienced by children is caused by another child. Too often adults fail to identify problematic sexual behavior that could be prevented by a suitable response. Participants will review definitions, prevalence, and language appropriate to harm caused by children. We’ll take a prevention focus and include case examples to practice risk assessment and mitigation tools.

What you’ll learn:

• Language appropriate to harm caused by children
• Definitions of age-appropriate and harmful sexual behavior
• Types and possible causes of harmful sexual behavior
• Tips for addressing sharing self-produced sexual images (sexting)
• Resources and tools to support healthy relationships between children

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