Navigating Childhood Sexual Abuse

Childhood sexual abuse is more common than many realize, and children often struggle to disclose what has happened to them. As parents, your calm, compassionate, and protective response can make all the difference—creating safety, preventing retraumatization, and beginning the path toward healing. By staying alert to red flags, having open conversations about boundaries, and seeking support when needed, you can help protect and restore your child. These videos were created to walk with you, offering understanding, guidance, and hope as you care for your child and yourself through this journey.

Session 1:  What to do when you find a child in your home has experienced sexual abuse

Session 2:  Red flags for childhood sexual abuse

Session 3:  How to respond if you find your child has experienced sexual abuse

 Session 4:  Responding to a foster/adoptive child who has experienced childhood sexual abuse

Session 5:  Preventing childhood sexual abuse