Thinking about the Unthinkable: Child Sexual Abuse |
Thinking about the Unthinkable: Child Sexual Abuse
30 September & 1 October 2015, Rhyl - Online Booking Form
21 & 22 October 2015, Cardiff - Online Booking Form
A two-day course
Child sexual abuse is in the media like never before, but the extent of the abuse and the variety of ways children are sexually abused can be overwhelming. The aim of this course is to help us disentangle the subject so we can think clearly and safely, thus enabling us to better protect children.
Day One: concerns have been expressed that with all the focus on professional and institutional abuse, sexual abuse within the family is still being overlooked.
We will consider:
Day Two: will focus on abuse outside of the immediate family. We will consider:
About the Trainers
Gabrielle Eisele
Gabrielle Eisele is a BAPT qualified Play Therapist and has been working with children and young people across the UK for over 30 years. Gabrielle has worked with children and young people in such diverse roles as specialist advocate for disabled children and young people, special needs development worker, Adviser for the Family Fund Trust, Portage worker, secondary school teacher, college and university lecturer, and child worker for Women's Aid, as well as providing training in all areas of child welfare and development, disability awareness and Autism across Wales. Gabrielle's academic background is in psychology, with a BSc (Hons), MSc in Psychology, Advanced Diploma in Positive Behaviour Support, MA in Developmental and Therapeutic Play and an MSc in Play Therapy. Gabrielle works in private therapy practice and is the director and founder of The Windfall Centre in mid-Wales. Gabrielle is also the parent of an autistic child.
Veronica Grant
Veronica Grant worked as a social worker for many years and later as a children's advocate for children in need of protection, in the care system or facing exclusion from school. Over the years Veronica has provided training and consultancy to a wide variety of organisations from sports and faith groups, commercial organisations and organisations within the statutory and voluntary sectors. She has also undertaken a number of consultations with children and young people, some for Welsh Government, to inform reports and service provision. Veronica now works as a Play Therapist for children who have experienced trauma or are encountering emotional or behavioural difficulties.
COST:
Members £165
Non-members £195
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