Most parents want to protect their child, but few know how to start the conversation.
This session, led by our Chief Clinical Officer alongside a gynaecologist, counsellor, activist, and TEDx speaker, gives you the exact language, tools, and confidence to begin without fear or overwhelm.
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SESSION SPEAKERS
Ann Xavier Choolackal
Chief Clinical Officer, Silver Oak Health
A Clinical Psychologist with over 15 years of experience across clinical and corporate settings. She previously headed Psychological Services at Silver Oak Health and has also worked with Cadabams Hospital, HCG Cancer Hospital, and Pearson's R&D team.
- CBT, REBT, DBT, Integrated Psychotherapy & Mindfulness-based approaches
- Neurocognitive aspects of human behaviour
- Psychological test adaptation, Pearson R&D
- Corporate & clinical psychological assessments
Dr. Sangeeta Saksena
Gynaecologist, Author, Cousellor & Activist
Co-founder of Enfold Trust (est. 2001), working with children, adolescents and adults in the areas of sexuality, gender equity and personal safety. She has worked with several state governments on child protection issues and is a TEDx Speaker.
- Co-author, On Track workbook series (Macmillan Education)
- Developed Suvidha Kit for children with disabilities
- Contributor to Karnataka State Child Protection Policy
- Restorative Practices in child & adolescent safety since 2018
WHY THIS AWARENESS MATTERS?
Awareness matters because it helps children understand their bodies, set boundaries, and speak up when something feels wrong. When parents start these conversations early, children grow up more confident, informed, and less vulnerable to harm in an increasingly complex world.
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN
Understanding Child Sexuality
Understanding Child Sexual Development from Early Years
Age-Appropriate Safety Education
Teaching Body Safety and Personal Boundaries Stepwise
Normative Socio-Sexual Play
Responding Appropriately to Natural Sociosexual Child Behaviour
Answering Questions About Reproduction
Answering Children’s Questions About Reproduction with Clarity
Gender Identity in Early Childhood
Supporting Early Formation of Gender Identity in Children
TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR FINANCIAL WELLBEING TODAY!
FAQs
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No. Research shows age-appropriate safety concepts from age 2–3 significantly improve a child's ability to recognise and disclose unsafe situations.
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This session is for parents, not children. You'll learn empowering, calm language designed to build confidence, not fear.
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Yes, the session is completely free.
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Yes, the last 30 minutes are dedicated to live Q&A with the speakers.