Understanding and Responding to Harmful Sexual Behaviours in Children and Young People

Philip Smith Centre 2 Edward St, Glebe, Tasmania, Australia

Hosted by the Centre and the Australian Centre for Child Protection (ACCP), in collaboration with Laurel House and Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS), this session invites practitioners and leaders working with children, young people, and families to deepen their knowledge and skills in recognising and responding to harmful sexual behaviours (HSB).

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