Parent Workshops and Resources

Our child sexual abuse prevention workshops are designed to equip parents and caregivers with the knowledge and skills they need to talk with their child about body safety and sexual abuse in an age-appropriate way. Parents and caregivers will learn about sexual abuse myths, facts and statistics, grooming and warning signs, and how to effectively respond if their child discloses abuse. Parents and caregivers will leave the workshop better equipped to keep their children safe from sexual abuse. Available in English and Spanish.

Our online child sexual exploitation prevention workshops are designed to equip parents and caregivers with the knowledge and skills they need to talk with their child about sexual abuse and exploitation that can occur online in an age-appropriate way. Parents and caregivers will learn about risks online, facts and statistics, online grooming and warning signs, and how to effectively respond if their child discloses exploitation. Parents and caregivers will leave the workshop better equipped to keep their children safe online. Available in English and Spanish.

Our managing stress workshops are designed to support parents and caregivers with knowledge about different types of stress and help them identify their own stress reactions. Parents and caregivers will learn different coping strategies that they can use in stressful moments, as well as make a plan for long-term self-care. Parents and caregivers will leave the workshop better equipped to talk to their children about their own stress and teach them coping skills that can improve family wellness. Available in English and Spanish.

Audience: Children (ages 5-9)

Cost:  depending on quantity

Available in English and Spanish.

My Body Belongs to Me© is a fun and engaging children’s activity booklet designed to help parents and caregivers talk to their children about sexual abuse and body safety. The booklet complements The NYSPCC’s Safe Touches© workshops by reinforcing the program’s key concepts:  identifying the private parts of the body, understanding the difference between safe and non-safe touches, and knowing how to protect oneself.

To order workbooks contact Norma-Jean Richards-Daniels, Program Coordinator at nrichards@nyspcc.org or 212-233-5500 ext. 222