"Well-being is a holistic concept that focuses on children being happy, confident, and healthy in all aspects of their development."
Capable, Confident, and Curious, p. 48
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SEMINAR 1
Setting the Stage
How do we promote healthy sexual development as ECEs? Assess your values and develop comfort with the topic.
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SEMINAR 2
Talking the Talk
How to actually have these conversations. Focused on anatomy, privacy, and consent.
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SEMINAR 3
Risk Reduction & Prevention
A discussion of play and exploration, duty to report, and risk reduction and prevention of sexualized violence.
"For children, well-being implies that they are loved, respected, protected, and supported by their families and communities."
Capable, Confident, and Curious, p. 48
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About the presenter
Emily Martinello
Emily is an ECE instructor, former early interventionist, and published author. She has written 3 peer-reviewed articles on the topic of sexual abuse prevention, and recently developed and implemented a curriculum for Sexual Health NS focused on intellectual disabilities and sexuality.