Protective Behaviours
Strengthening Parent-Child Bonds:
An Online Program at Your Convenience
Empowering families to build safety, confidence, and resilience.
In Australia one in four girls and one in seven boys have experienced some form of unwanted sexual touching (Australian Institute Family Studies 2009) and one in four children have witnessed violence against a parent (NAPCAN).
Empower your child with the skills to stay safe and thrive with this introductory program. The Protective Behaviours Program for Parents equips families with practical tools to teach children about personal safety, boundaries, and resilience in an age-appropriate and empowering way.
Through this program, you’ll learn how to help your child recognise early warning signs, identify trusted adults, and develop strategies for managing unsafe situations.
With a focus on open communication and positive relationships, this workshop provides a supportive space to explore how to keep your child safe while fostering confidence and independence.
Perfect for parents and caregivers who want to proactively support their child’s emotional and physical safety and well-being.
1x Two Hour Session
- How to teach children about personal safety in a positive, non-threatening way.
- Strategies for identifying and addressing unsafe situations.
- The concept of early warning signs and how to help children recognize and respond to them.
- Tools for fostering open communication about safety and boundaries.
- How to support children in identifying trusted adults in their support network.
- Practical ways to build resilience and confidence in children.
- Approaches to address sensitive topics like secrets, body autonomy, and consent.
- Techniques for empowering children to assert their rights and seek help when needed.
Why Protective Behaviours Programs Matter for Australian Parents
In today's world, equipping children with the skills to navigate their environment safely is more crucial than ever. Protective behaviours programs provide essential tools for parents to help their children understand personal safety, build resilience, and foster open communication. Here are some compelling statistics that highlight the importance of these programs.