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  1. 1. Module 5: Identifying Abuse
  2. 2. • It isn't always possible to identify what type of abuse a child might be experiencing • Identifying signs that something is not ok for a child is what's important. • this involves recognising indicators of actual harm and factors that are placing a child at risk of harm
  3. 3. What's happening TO the child It's important to consider: What's happening AROUND the child The aim is to prevent child abuse or neglect from occurring or preventing further harm of harm has already occurred.
  4. 4. Indicators of harm Emotional Physical Behavioural Remember: The presence of indicators doesn't mean a child has been harmed, and the absence of indicators doesn't mean a child is safe from harm. Indicators of harm
  5. 5. Behavioural Indicators of Harm • Fearful ( eg of parents, going home or other places, noises) • Overly friendly to strangers • Nervous, hyperactive, aggressive, disruptive • Regressive behaviour (eg bed wetting, speech loss) • Nervous habits such as frequent sucking, rocking, biting, • Difficulty sleeping /often tired • complains of headaches or stomach pains • Runs away • Withdraws from others • Self harm or destructive behaviour • Compulsive lying or stealing • reluctance to go home • accessing pornography • Child implies they have a secret
  6. 6. Physical Indicators of Harm • Frequent illnesses infections or sores • Unexplained injuries, such as bruises, broken bones (fractures) or burns • Injuries that don't match the given explanation • Injuries that aren't compatible with the child's developmental ability • Poor hygiene • Frequent hunger/malnutrition.
  7. 7. Emotional Indicators of Harm • Delayed or inappropriate emotional responses such as crying, tantrums • Loss of self-confidence or self-esteem • Loss of interest or enthusiasm • Anxiety, depression or fearfulness • Unprovoked anger or rage • Desperately seek affection • Loss of interest in school or declining school performance • truancy • Drug or alcohol use • Poor hygiene
  8. 8. ITS IMPORTANT TO REMEMBER...... Even if a child is displaying a number of indicators of potential harm, there may be other reasons for these indicators.

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