CS Intra-familial Child Sexual Abuse training
Venue
Venue - Virtual Classroom, Sand Martin House, Bittern Way, Fletton Quays
Course Tutors
Confirmed To Be
Admin Contact
Workforce Development Team (workforcedevelopment@peterborough.gov.uk)
Target Audience
PCC Children's Services Specific - All Staff
Course Types
Classroom
Course categories
Children's Services
Subject
Children's Social Care
Course description
Aimed at Early Help Workers, Child Practitioners, Personal Advisors. Youth Justice Officer.
Training objectives
Learning outcomes
This 1-day introductory course provides an overview of the key issues needed to support professionals in identifying and responding to cases of intra-familial child sexual abuse.
• A better understanding of the scale and nature of child sexual abuse
• An understanding of the myths, stereotypes and obstacles in practice and how to overcome such obstacles
• An understanding of how the impact of child sexual abuse presents in children and young people
• Be able to identify the potential signs and indicators of sexual abuse and sexually abusive behaviour
• An understanding of how children communicate their experiences of sexual abuse and the professional role in helping them do this
• Have a broad understanding of who it is who abuses children
• A greater comprehension of how and why sexual abuse happens in families
• Understanding the importance of a ‘whole family’ approach to assessing and intervening with families
• An improved confidence in identifying and responding to concerns of intra-familial child sexual abuse
• A better understanding of the scale and nature of child sexual abuse
• An understanding of the myths, stereotypes and obstacles in practice and how to overcome such obstacles
• An understanding of how the impact of child sexual abuse presents in children and young people
• Be able to identify the potential signs and indicators of sexual abuse and sexually abusive behaviour
• An understanding of how children communicate their experiences of sexual abuse and the professional role in helping them do this
• Have a broad understanding of who it is who abuses children
• A greater comprehension of how and why sexual abuse happens in families
• Understanding the importance of a ‘whole family’ approach to assessing and intervening with families
• An improved confidence in identifying and responding to concerns of intra-familial child sexual abuse
Additional Information
Enquiries
Start Date
Wednesday 8 December 2021
End Date
Wednesday 8 December 2021
Closing Date
Tuesday 7 December 2021
Times
09:30 - 17:00
Maximum Places
10
Cost
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Number of Sessions
1