Research shows that children who receive consistent safety messages, at home and at school, are more likely to be confident in responding to unsafe situations
As a facilitator of the Protective Behaviours program, I’ve witnessed hundreds of children empowered with the knowledge of how to keep themselves and others safe.
Protective Behaviours education (PBs) empowesrs children to break the silence, to use the right safety language and speak up about why they are feeling unsafe.
Scrolling through the messages written by survivors of child sexual abuse on the Royal Commission website, the title in this blog was calling for justice.
Your story is polished. Before you start on your storyboard, the next major decision is what trim size to choose for your book. Here’s why?
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I love writing and sharing my journey as an author and encourage others to write their stories too.
