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September 1, 2015
Title: What you Need to know about Molestation and Sexual Abuse
Topic: Molestation and Sexual Abuse
Discussed by Dr. Jared Pingleton
with Focus on the Family www.Family.org
Part 1 of 2
Disclaimer: Use caution when listening to this segment around young children.
Issues discussed might be upsetting or hard for little ones to understand.
Over the past two weeks, the news has been filled with stories, speculation, and
commentary about Josh Duggar, the eldest child of the famed reality-TV family,
who confirmed allegations that he molested young girls as a teenager.
Although the Duggar controversy has brought molestation to the forefront, sexual
abuse is sadly more common than most people think. The Center for Disease
Control (CDC) estimates that approximately 1 in 6 boys and 1 in 4 girls are
sexually abused before they turn 18.
As parents react to these news stories and statistics, they find themselves
asking important questions. Dr. Jared Pingleton is a Clinical Psychologist and
Director of Counseling Services at Focus on the Family. If you have questions or
concerns about this topic, please listen in.
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Title: Part 2 of 2 - What you Need to know about Molestation and Sexual Abuse
Topic: Molestation and Sexual Abuse
Discussed by Dr. Jared Pingleton
with Focus on the Family www.Family.org
Disclaimer: Use caution when listening to this segment around young children.
Issues discussed might be upsetting or hard for little ones to understand.
In this second segment with Dr. Pingleton, he continues to answer some of the
tough questions parents may have concerning molestation and sexual abuse. What
are the signs? Is there a certain “type” of abuser – a friend or close relative
of the family? What should I do if my child is being abused? What if my child
tells me he/she is being abused?
What if my child is the abuser?
If you or someone you know has been or is being molested or sexually abused,
please please, please call Focus on the Family for help 1-800-A-FAMILY or click
[here] for help.
More from this Guest More on this Topic More from this Organization
June 10, 2015
Title: What you Need to know about Molestation and Sexual Abuse
Topic: Molestation and Sexual Abuse
Discussed by Dr. Jared Pingleton
with Focus on the Family www.Family.org
Part 1 of 2
Disclaimer: Use caution when listening to this segment around young children.
Issues discussed might be upsetting or hard for little ones to understand.
Over the past two weeks, the news has been filled with stories, speculation, and
commentary about Josh Duggar, the eldest child of the famed reality-TV family,
who confirmed allegations that he molested young girls as a teenager.
Although the Duggar controversy has brought molestation to the forefront, sexual
abuse is sadly more common than most people think. The Center for Disease
Control (CDC) estimates that approximately 1 in 6 boys and 1 in 4 girls are
sexually abused before they turn 18.
As parents react to these news stories and statistics, they find themselves
asking important questions. Dr. Jared Pingleton is a Clinical Psychologist and
Director of Counseling Services at Focus on the Family. If you have questions or
concerns about this topic, please listen in.
More from this Guest More on this Topic More from this Organization
Title: Part 2 of 2 - What you Need to know about Molestation and Sexual Abuse
Topic: Molestation and Sexual Abuse
Discussed by Dr. Jared Pingleton
with Focus on the Family www.Family.org
Disclaimer: Use caution when listening to this segment around young children.
Issues discussed might be upsetting or hard for little ones to understand.
In this second segment with Dr. Pingleton, he continues to answer some of the
tough questions parents may have concerning molestation and sexual abuse. What
are the signs? Is there a certain “type” of abuser – a friend or close relative
of the family? What should I do if my child is being abused? What if my child
tells me he/she is being abused?
What if my child is the abuser?
If you or someone you know has been or is being molested or sexually abused,
please please, please call Focus on the Family for help 1-800-A-FAMILY or click
[here] for help.
More from this Guest More on this Topic More from this Organization