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Understanding and Setting Boundaries

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Understanding and Setting Boundaries

Understanding and setting boundaries is an important part of healthy relationships. Boundaries are created to protect oneself from harm. Boundaries can be physical or emotional. They can be visible or invisible. It is important to know how to express a boundary in every relationship.

Learn more about boundaries and how to communicate them as well as the importance of boundaries in our lives with this short video presentation.

For more educational videos from KSAC, visit our Learn Hub or the KSAC Youtube Channel.

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KSAC provides healing, safety, and support to those affected by sexual violence and harm, and aims to end sexual violence through prevention education within our communities.

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You Are More Than What Has Happened to You

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You Are More Than What Has Happened to You

Let us help put words to your experience.

The Kawartha Sexual Assault Centre helps hundreds of people tell their stories of sexual violence each year in Peterborough, Northumberland, Haliburton, and Kawartha Lakes.

KSAC provides healing, safety, and support to those affected by sexual violence and harm, and aims to end sexual violence through prevention education within our communities.

Consultation: The Centre offers consultation services to both community agencies and to individuals who have questions about sexual violence and how they might access the services and support they need in their community.

Counselling & Group: The Centre offers individual counselling and various psychoeducational and supportive groups. We also offer workshops on-site and in community.

Accompaniment & Advocacy: Our Centre offers accompaniment to the hospital, connecting with the police,and emotional support at court hearings.

Professional Training and Educational Presentations: Contact the Centre for customized learning and awareness.

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Did you know that it costs $50 a month to support one survivor?

KSAC provides healing, safety, and support to those affected by sexual violence and harm, and aims to end sexual violence through prevention education within our communities.

Contact Us

Get Involved

Charitable Business Number: 107837528RR0001

People of All

Backgrounds, genders, sexualities, ages and abilities are treated with respect and dignity in a nonjudgmental and supportive environment at Kawartha Sexual Assault Centre.

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How to Talk to Kids About Consent

How to Talk to Kids About Consent: Under 5 Years of Age

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How to Talk to Kids About Consent

Tips for how to talk to kids about consent

This information is geared to young children under 5 years of age, but introduces ideas to carry forward to kids, youth, and adults of all ages. Concepts include using clear and direct language, modelling your own boundaries as an example, helping them reflect, and fostering a consent culture in the family.

How to Talk to Kids About Consent: Under 5 Years of Age
1 Using clear and direct language
2 Point out other boundaries
3 Model your own boundaries
4 Teach them to ask for permission
5 Make note of emotional responses
6 Embrace we all talk about it mindset
How to Talk to Kids About Consent: Under 5 Years of Age
1 Using clear and direct language
2 Point out other boundaries
3 Model your own boundaries
4 Teach them to ask for permission
5 Make note of emotional responses
6 Embrace we all talk about it mindset
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Did you know that it costs $50 a month to support one survivor?

KSAC provides healing, safety, and support to those affected by sexual violence and harm, and aims to end sexual violence through prevention education within our communities.

Contact Us

Get Involved

Charitable Business Number: 107837528RR0001

People of All

Backgrounds, genders, sexualities, ages and abilities are treated with respect and dignity in a nonjudgmental and supportive environment at Kawartha Sexual Assault Centre.

A KSAC logo displaying on a progressive pride flag button alongside an accessibility symbol of a person in a wheelchair signal KSAC's commitment to accessibility and inclusivity