Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse
and Child Sexual Abuse


  

For Teachers, Professional Caregivers and Other Mandated Reporters

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This three-disk DVD series is designed so that teachers, daycare workers
and other professional caregivers understand, and act upon their responsibility as
mandated reporters. Special emphasis is given to child sexual abuse,
which is the most difficult type of abuse to detect.

Recognizing and Reporting Child Abuse and Child Sexual Abuse
A 3 part DVD Series (68 mins) including facilitator's guide - $399.00

Individual Titles
Program 1: "Child Abuse in our Communities" (23 mins)
Program 2: "Recognizing the Signs of Child Sexual Abuse" (24 mins)
Program 3: "Handling Disclosures and Reporting Abuse" (21 mins)
Individual titles - $149.00

 

Designed for group session with a facilitator, or for self-study.

Facilitator Guide included with each DVD.

PA ACT 48 Approved. Registered New Jersey Professional Development Provider.

 
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Is this video applicable to my state?

The factual information is based on federal law, but is generally applicable to most cases regarding the treatment, reporting, and detection of child abuse and child sexual abuse. The language used in this video is generalized to incorporate the most current and important facts and information available regarding child abuse and child sexual abuse/

Will the scenes in this video accurately portray real-life scenarios?

YES!. We have used settings such as schools, playgrounds, and other settings to simulate scenarios that you, as a mandated reporter, are likely to encounter.

Will I be able to use this video as part of my continuing education credits for work or school?

Our video has been approved for continuing education credits in the states of Pennsylvania and New Jersey. We are continuing our efforts to see that it is approved in all states. If you have any questions on whether or not this video can be used as continuing education credits, please ask your administrator.

Each portion of this course earns one hour of PA ACT 48 credit. Merit Systems, Llc. is a registered New Jersey Professional Development Provider. Check with your state agency to verify that this course qualifies for continuing education credits. For more information, including individual state instructions, please visit www.meritsystemsllc.com.

Can I preview a copy of the video before I buy it?

YES! You may request a copy of our video here (http://www.meritsystemsllc.net/fsl/evalcopy.php) or you may contact us directly at wjaeger@meritsystemsllc.com.

Where do the proceeds of my purchase go?

50% of net proceeds go directly to support the mission of Family Support Line.

How do I pay for my video purchase?

You can pay with a credit card here (http://www.meritsystemsllc.net/fsl/order.html) or you may make a check payable to “Merit Systems, LLC”. Please mail your payment to:
Merit Systems, LLC.
175 Strafford Ave, Suite 306
Wayne, PA 19087

Who is Family Support Line?

Family Support Line, an organization located in Media, PA, has been working to help children, parents, and professionals address the difficult topic of child sexual abuse since 1988. Programs work to prevent the harm and heal the hurt of child sexual abuse. Prevention education services reach out to parents, children and professionals in schools, churches, and other settings to reduce the likelihood that a child will be sexually abused. Specialized group and individual treatment programs provide children and families who have experienced sexual abuse the care and support they need to help them recover. Professional training and consultation seminars enhance the clinical skills of therapists and other professionals and expand therapeutic resources for children and adults who have experiences the trauma of child sexual abuse. To learn more about Family Support Line, please visit them on the web at www.familysupportline.org.