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Several of the children I have been working with have displayed what some may describe as sexualised behaviours, this may be inappropriately touching others, self stimulation, inappropriate comments, and inserting objects. I would like to consider what is typical sexual development and what might be attributed to trauma, sensory issues or environment/social experience. Then how can we support these children? xx

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Great helpful resource for children, parents and professionals

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Great helpful resource for children, parents and professionals

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Information and advice for young people aged 11 to 18 about sex, relationships and the internet from CEOP Education at the National Crime Agency.

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Understanding and managing sexualised behaviours

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Understanding and managing sexualised behaviours

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Trauma, attachment and sexual behaviours

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Trauma, attachment and sexual behaviours

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An award winning documentary exploring grooming and the young persons experience recollected in adulthood.

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An award winning documentary exploring grooming and the young persons experience recollected in adulthood.

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This was systemic abuse in a boys school.  I have just watched it with daughter who is doing an essay based on it for her psychology and criminology degree.

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Chosen (BAFTA AWARD WINNING DOCUMENTARY) - Real Stories

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Educational Psychology Research and Practice 2016 03 Talbot.pdf

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Lots of stuff about this on the cloud

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Supporting those who have experienced sexual abuse

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Supporting those who have experienced sexual abuse