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How To Talk About Sexual Abuse Safety Webpage with more information KidsPower Resourcesħ Kidpower Strategies for Keeping Your Child Safe – Video Seriesįour Strategies for Protecting Kids from Sexual Predators Explicitly lays out “What to do?” What to Say?”īy: Sean Brotherson, Ph.D., Family Science Specialist, NDSU Extension Serviceġ0 WAYS TO TEACH YOUR CHILD BODY SAFETY: PREVENTING SEXUAL ABUSE Talking to Children About Sexual Abuse Great sections on ages 4-8, 9-13, and 14-18. Talking to your child about sexual abuse.

Preventing Sexual Abuse: Tips for Parents (pdf).

How Can I Tell: A Parent’s Guide to Recognizing Sexual Abuse (pdf).

( Source) Parent Educationĥ STEPS TO PROTECTING OUR CHILDREN (PDF One Sheet) Research shows that people who are sexually violated as children are far more likely to experience psychological problems often lasting into adulthood, including post-traumatic stress syndrome, depression, suicide, substance abuse, teen pregnancy, school dropout and relationship problems. Chances are, someone you know has been impacted. Hana Feels Good at School: An Example of Good Teaching Practice in Integrating a Girl with Sotos Syndrome into Primary SchoolĪdult education is key to preventing child sexual abuse.ġ out of 10 children will be sexually abused before they turn 18. School primer- Information on how to serve a student with Sotos Syndrome.īehavioral and emotional characteristics in children with Sotos syndrome and learning disabilities Sotos Syndrome- Longer more complete overview School YouTube Video on the Basics of Sotos Syndrome The Danish Association for Sotos Syndrome Sotos Syndrome Support Association of Finland. Sotos Syndrome Support Association of CanadaĪ Support Group for Sotos Syndrome in Australia The SSSA is a Member of the National Organization of Rare Disorders (NORD). The SSSA is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization which is incorporated in the state of Missouri and run completely by volunteers. Organized in 1988, the Sotos syndrome Support Association (SSSA) is made up of families, physicians, genetic counselors, and health care agencies throughout the United States and the world. Parent Guide-Original article written by Bridget Veitch (updated by Simon Lane)įamily Information Leaflet Parent Support Group The rapid physical overgrowth goes along with the delay of social, language, cognitive and motor development as well as the retardation of the mentality with ranges from mild to severe form. It is a condition that occurs due to genetic reasons which leads to having physical overgrowth upon the first years of their life and having a head and facial appearance that are distinctive.

Sotos Syndrome is also known as cerebral gigantism.

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