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Preventing Grooming & Sexual Abuse Webinar

On-Demand Access

As featured on:
The Neurodivergent Woman Podcast
Listen to our episode here.

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We understand that tackling topics like grooming, online safety and sextortion can feel challenging. Whether you’re a parent, psychologist, teacher or community leader working with children, we all have a part to play in protecting the young people in our community. Knowledge is power. So we’ve designed this webinar to provide you with practical, actionable tools that won’t overwhelm you with trauma-heavy content.

What we’ll cover in this 2.5 hour session:

  • How to recognise and dismantle grooming behaviours to keep children safe

  • Insights into online safety and the growing risk of sextortion

  • Why Neurodivergent individuals, especially autistic people, are more vulnerable — and how to reduce their risk

  • Introduction to the Neurodiversity-Affirming Model — a powerful framework for building safer environments for neurodivergent children and young people

Preventing Grooming
& Sexual Abuse

On-demand professional development session

Understand how grooming happens, and how we prevent it.
This session is designed for professionals, carers, educators, and anyone supporting neurodivergent or marginalised people.

Led by psychologist and neurodivergent advocate Anna Clarke, the session walks through the stages of grooming, who is most at risk, and how to recognise patterns early. With a strong focus on trauma-informed care and neurodiversity-affirming practice, this training helps you respond with clarity and confidence.

$50 +GST

Includes instant replay access, downloadable resources, and a guided summary.

With professional guidance from Anna Clarke (Psychologist & Experienced DV/SA Support Service Member), this session focuses on prevention and proactive strategies. You’ll walk away feeling more knowledgeable and confident in your ability to:

  • Spot the warning signs early on

  • Support those at risk more effectively

  • Create safe, inclusive spaces that foster connection and protection for Neurodivergent individuals