Full day training session for professionalsPrices start from £850 Enquire about this session This course aims to develop the confidence of frontline health staff in raising awareness of the specific risks posed to boys and young men from Child Sexual Abuse/Exploitation (CSE). A young man is highly unlikely to disclose to a professional that they are at risk of or experiencing CSE. Therefore exercising professional curiosity is critical to enabling a young person/man to get the right level of support. Throughout the day you will explore signs and indicators of harmful sexual behaviour and raises awareness of online risks, among others. Participants are also given the opportunity to identify issues relevant to their own working context. Participants will be able to: identify the forms of CSA/E and how these apply to BYMrecognise professional responses to CSA/E of BYM compared to girlsexplore case studies of BYM at risk of CSA/Erecognise risk indicators in BYMreflect on the societal conditioning of BYMidentify the barriers for BYM to disclose or engage in servicesunderstand the impact of gender and sexual orientation in the grooming processexplore online grooming and the use of technologyaddress BYM victim / perpetrator myths and gender stereotypesunderstand the context of gender in the 2003 Sexual Offences Act Enquire about this session