Abuse Prevention Series (Part 2)

Date

April 22, 2025
1:00 pm – 2:00 pm ET

Location

Virtual
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Cost

ACA Member: $20
ACA Nonmember: $40
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Are You Prepared to Respond to a Camper’s Disclosure of Harm?

When a camper discloses abuse, misconduct, or harm, the way a staff member responds can make all the difference. Are you prepared to handle the initial disclosure with care and clarity?

Join Rena Paul, Esq., a trauma-informed camp advisor and former sex crimes prosecutor, for an interactive webinar that will guide you through how to properly recognize and respond to a camper’s disclosure of harm. This session is designed to empower camp staff and leaders with the skills and knowledge needed to handle these delicate situations effectively, ensuring both the camper's well-being and the safety of the camp community.

Why Attend This Webinar:

This live discussion will help camp staff confidently navigate the challenging moment when a camper discloses sensitive information. Attendees will learn:

  • How to recognize signs of disclosure and the most effective ways to respond.
  • Key dos and don’ts during the first conversation with the camper.
  • How to support the camper while maintaining safety and sensitivity.
  • Best practices for escalating disclosures to camp leadership for proper resolution.

Participants will walk away with practical strategies and the tools needed to approach these situations with care, keeping the camp community safe and supported.

The recording of this webinar will be available for 30 days!
 

About Rena Paul, Esq.:

Rena Paul

Rena Paul, Esq. is a former sex crimes prosecutor and the founder of The Paul Firm. With over a decade of experience in child safety and sexual misconduct, Rena has become a trusted advisor to camps on compliance, safety planning, and incident response. She is the creator of SummerSafe, a trauma-informed framework that equips camp leaders with practical strategies for preparing for and addressing abuse, misconduct, and other sensitive situations during the camp season.