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    This document provides information about sexual abuse and what to do if it occurs. It defines sexual abuse as unwanted touching of private parts or asking a child to touch private parts. It advises telling a trusted adult such as a parent, teacher, or counselor. It emphasizes that any abuse is not the child's fault.

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    This document provides information about sexual abuse and what to do if it occurs. It defines sexual abuse as unwanted touching of private parts or asking a child to touch private parts. It advises telling a trusted adult such as a parent, teacher, or counselor. It emphasizes that any abuse is not the child's fault.

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    SA Psychoed Children

    Uploaded by

    Ecaterina Iacob
    This document provides information about sexual abuse and what to do if it occurs. It defines sexual abuse as unwanted touching of private parts or asking a child to touch private parts. It advises telling a trusted adult such as a parent, teacher, or counselor. It emphasizes that any abuse is not the child's fault.

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    Sexual abuse is

    when a person
    touches a younger
    kid’s private parts
    or when a person
    asks a kid to touch
    their private parts.
    WHAT
    SHOULD
    I DO ?

    Tell an adult
    you trust! Talk
    to your mom,
    There are
    dad, teacher or
    lots of counselor.
    reasons a
    person
    chooses to
    But remember: When they are abused, some
    abuse a
    IT’S NOT YOUR kids
    kid...
    FAULT!!!

    Created by Alex Molleston Luke— Valley Cities Counseling and Consultation, 2013

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