Preventing child sexual abuse: with Feather Berkower LCSW

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On this episode of  Ask Dr Jessica we talk to Feather Berkower, LCSW Feather Berkower, LCSW, is one of the nation's leading experts in children sexual assault prevention.  She dedicated her career--which now spans over three decades-- to helping educate parents and educators to protect  children from child sexual assault.
Using her community-based approach, she has trained over 150,000 school children, parents, and youth professionals across the United States. One of parents greatest fears is that their child would one day experience sexual abuse.  Feather offers workshops  to educate and empower parents  to keep children safe from child sexual assault.  Feather makes a difficult and highly sensitive topic less scary, and consistently impresses audiences with her knowledge, commitment, and warmth.
To find more information about the courses Feather offers:
parentingsafechildren.com/calendar
To learn more from Feather follow her on Instagram: @parentingsafechildren

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