Engaging children and parents affected by child sexual abuse
Use this panel discussion to identify effective strategies with parents and family members which focus on consistent and supportive messaging which help children affected by sexual abuse make sense of their experience.
Watch this facilitated panel discussion to be better equipped to:
- Outline the prevalence of child sexual abuse in Australia and those children who are most at risk
- Describe practical strategies to support children affected by sexual abuse to disclose and responses from health professionals that can support recovery
- Identify effective engagement strategies with parents and family members which focus on consistent and supportive messaging which helps the child affected by sexual abuse make sense of their experience and recover from negative effects
- Outline ethical practices in reporting sexual abuse and how to refer to specialist agencies
Date:
Recording online until 2023
Phone:
03 8662 6628
Email:
t.benjamin@gmail.com
Provider:
Emerging Minds
Panelists:
Mr David Tully
Practice Manager for specialised family violence services, Relationships Australia
Dr Liz Coventry
Psychiatrist
Dr May Su
General practitioner
Facilitated by Mr Daniel Moss
Emerging Minds’ Workforce Development Manager