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Send us a text Programs for children are designed to empower them to resist the overtures of a predator. They teach children to say "No!", run away and tell somebody when another scares them or makes them uncomfortable. This episode considers that the opportunity of programs for children could and possibly should be expanded to teach them how to establish and enforce personal boundaries in a world that expects them to be "polite" all the time.…
Recognizing Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children
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Dr. Maggie Ingram, Health Scientist, from the CDC’s National Center for Injury Prevention and Control and Division of Violence Prevention’s Child Abuse, Neglect, and Adversity Team joins us to talk about a topic that can sometimes be uncomfortable or hard to discuss: problematic sexual behavior among children. In this podcast, you will gain an understanding of what’s healthy and appropriate sexual behavior when young children are developing and what is problematic or harmful sexual behavior in our kids. Note: The opinions and statements in this podcast are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
· parents | National Center on the Sexual Behavior of Youth (ncsby.org)
· INTRODUCTION | National Center on the Sexual Behavior of Youth (ncsby.org)
· saam_2013_an-overview-of-healthy-childhood-sexual-development.pdf (nsvrc.org)
· Taking Action (Children) – PDF Download | Safer Society Press
· Taking Action (Adolescents) – PDF Download | Safer Society Press
· The-Hackett-Continuum.pdf (centralsexualhealth.org)
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