Child Abuse Training and Child Exploitation on the Internet Training

Our professionally trained and nationally-recognized Law Enforcement Officers and Instructors provide child abuse training and child exploitation on the Internet conferences held regularly across the country. Our conferences are ideal for Law Enforcement Personnel, Child Protection Workers, as well as public and private business professionals. Please select a page below to learn more about the training conferences we provide:

Home:

• Introduction to child abuse training seminars
• Some facts on child abuse and neglect
• Child deaths falsely labeled (accidents, child homicides, SIDS)
• Learn how you can play an important role within your community to put an end to abuse

Training:

• Training topics
  • signs of child physical abuse
  • signs of child sexual abuse
  • dynamics of disclosure
  • psychology of victims
  • psychology of offenders
  • multidisciplinary approaches
  • more...
• Information on our instructors
• Some facts on child abuse and neglect

Conferences:

• Training topics
  • evidence and documentation
  • predators on the Internet
  • technology issues
  • more...
• Three day child abuse training conferences
  • dates, locations
  • register online for courses
• More facts on abuse and neglect

Registration:

• Conference registration
• Domestic violence and sexual assault training registration
• Conference details: date, location

Contact:

• Submit your thoughts on child abuse prevention
• What action has your community taken to combat the abuse of children
• Submit your questions, comments and concerns

Other Links:

Please feel free to visit the following Web sites which offer more training conferences of interest to City Planners, Law Enforcement Officers, City Personnel, public and private business professionals:

CPTED Corporate Training.com: CPTED Corporate Training.com offers CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design) training. Our mission is to provide quality training to the public, private business professionals, large and small, and law enforcement in the area of CPTED. (View Web site)

CPTED Training.net: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, CPTED, is based on the premise that "The proper design and effective use of the built environment can lead to a reduction in the fear of crime and incidence of crime, and to an improvement in quality of life." (View Web site)

Domestic Violence Training.com: Domestic violence training is now available for law enforcement officers, the public and private business professionals through the National Institute of Crime Prevention. Our organization holds multiple domestic violence training conferences throughout the year in many locations throughout the United States. (View Web site)

National Crime Prevention.com: National crime prevention is our highest priority at the National Institute of Crime Prevention (NICP). Our organization was formed in 1999 by Law Enforcement Officers who have seen the need for quality training for law enforcement, the public and private business professionals in the areas of CPTED (Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design) and domestic violence, specifically family violence and violence against women. NICP are now presenting Child Abuse and Child Exploitation On The Internet Training for law enforcers and victim support advocates. (View Web site)

NICP.net: At the National Institute of Crime Prevention we understand the difficulty many agencies have in sending their personnel to distant locations for training. Many agencies cannot spare the personnel, needed travel time and cost, especially in such trying times when homeland security is such a priority. That is why we provide training at your location. Our Instructors will travel to your city to conduct our two and three - day training classes. (View Web site)

Sexual Violence Training.com: Sexual violence training is crucial to counteracting the horrors of sexual violence. Through the National Institute of Crime Prevention (NICP), the public can now receive training in the area of sexual violence. (View Web site)

HOME   |   TRAINING   |   REGISTRATION   |   CONTACT   |   SITE MAP