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Child sexual exploitation (CSE) is a challenging and often misunderstood area of child protection. Join our Webinar to gain a better understanding of this subject. We will explore terminology, language and definitions, whilst developing an understanding of the key characteristics and models of CSE.
Delve into the profound impact of early life experiences on brain development, with a particular focus on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). We will explore how trauma from sexual abuse can affect neural pathways and brain function, influencing child development, mental health, and wellness. Professor Selena Bartlett will discuss the incredible potential of neuroplasticity for healing, […]
This training enables professionals and agencies involved with children and young people to gain a greater understanding of Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE). It explores the sophisticated models of recruitment (‘grooming’) used to sexually exploit young people as well as teaching skills in assessment and intervention with the aim of protecting young people and preventing CSE […]
This training enables professionals and agencies involved with children and young people to gain a greater understanding of Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE). It explores the sophisticated models of recruitment (‘grooming’) used to sexually exploit young people as well as teaching skills in assessment and intervention with the aim of protecting young people and preventing CSE […]
This training is sponsored by the Queensland and Family Child Commissioner (QFCC). This training enables professionals and agencies involved with children and young people to gain a greater understanding of Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE). It explores the sophisticated models of recruitment (‘grooming’) used to sexually exploit young people as well as teaching skills in assessment […]
