Education Programs

The sooner that more people know about the causes and impacts of trauma, the sooner survivors can access support to the better their outcomes.

Education and training are critical components of wrap-around trauma support programming. 

We offer these high-value workshops to increase awareness and learning about trauma prevention, support and survival. 

Contact us to book these programs. 

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Grades K-6 

• Who Do You Tell?
  • 1 hr. session x 2
  • Teaches children abuse is never their fault, they have the right to tell.
  • Provide skills and knowledge to recognize abusive behaviours, promote healthy relationships.
  • Teaches body autonomy, and how to access support in order to reduce the impacts of sexual abuse. 
  • Includes a staff/teacher and parent Information sessions.
  • Developed in 1994 by Calgary Communities Against Sexual Abuse.

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Ages 12 and Up

• No Also Means Know
  • 1 hr.
  • Discusses consent, communication, and the use of coercion. 
• They're a 10:  Sexual Harassment
  • 1 hr.
  • Respecting boundaries, different types of sexual harassment, and what to do if you are being harassed.
• Starting Strong: Healthy Relationships
  • 1 hr. 
  • Relationship respect, communication, gender stereotypes, abuse and violence
• Trivia Games
  • 1 hr.
  • Sexual Assault & Abuse / Age of consent / Healthy Relationship skills.

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Adult

• Sexual Harassment in the Workplace 
  • 1 hr.
  • Identifying sexual harassment in the workplace, Human Rights Code, legalities and employer responsibilities.

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Responding to Sexual Assault and Abuse Training

Sanare is partnered with the Association of Alberta Sexual Assault Services (AASAS) which offers the Responding to Sexual Assault and Abuse Training. This trianing is for first responders and/or other professionals.

Designed as a two-day workshop, this program teaches individuals the skills needed to properly handle disclosures and help survivors gain access to resources and services to help them heal.

• Some topics covered include:
• communication skills;
• reporting obligations;
• child sexual abuse indicators; and,
• the impact of post-traumatic stress disorder.

Please note that this is not a counselling intervention training program and there is a fee to provide this course.

To book this training or for more information please visit AASAS.