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This page provides specialized information for those who work with sexual assault victims, including therapists, educators, and social service providers.  If you have questions, you can contact the 24-hour Sexual Assault Resource Line to talk to a trained, professional Advocate.  She can provide more information and referrals.  Call 1-888-99-VOICE.

Mandated Reporting of child abuse and neglect
Washington State Law mandates that professions report suspected child abuse or neglect.  This link provides more information about who is required to report and where to make a report.

How do I refer someone to KCSARC for services?
You can call KCSARC's 24-hour Sexual Assault Resource Line anytime at 1-888-99-VOICE to talk a KCSARC Advocate.  You can also refer this number to others who may need information.

PCIT Coach Training:  KCSARC provides Parent-Child Interactive Training (PCIT) Coach training. 
Visit the PCIT training webpage for more information.

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
This fact sheet produced by the National Center for PTSD answers common questions about PTSD.  For more information, please visit their website at: http://www.ncptsd.org/

You might also visit David Baldwin's Trauma Pages, a wonderful resource for information on trauma (not specific to sexual assault): www.Trauma-pages.com

Professional Training and Development (KCSARC's education department)

WA State Anti-Bullying Bill
The Safe Schools/Bullying Act was enacted by the Washington State Legislature in 2002. It requires every school district to adopt or amend its harassment polices by August of 2003 to meet new legal standards. This link provides more information about the bill and its purpose.

Handling Reports of Sexual Abuse
Tips for professionals who receive reports of sexual assault or abuse.

Child Neglect 
This pdf document addresses the definition, types, causes and impact of child neglect

What Adults Can Do For Kids
This pdf document provides suggestions for communicating with kids

King County Sexual Assault Resource Center
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