Question on Credentials

Feb 08, 2008

My credentials
by: Darlene Barriere - Webmaster

Excellent question, Marlys. Whether or not your teacher recognizes me as an expert in the field of child abuse & neglect remains to be seen.

I was certified as a Violence and Abuse Prevention Educator with the Canadian Red Cross RespectED Program. The training entailed more than 500 hours of class time on the subject of Child Abuse & Neglect (child & youth maltreatment), including intervention and prevention, sex offender profiling, Canadian child abuse and consent laws, socio-economic and victim impact. The training materials incorporated theories and principles adopted by James Garbarino, a world re-known and respected child abuse prevention expert.

I have facilitated dozens of high school presentations and professional weekend workshops. I am certified to facilitate workshops for children, youth and adults on the following:

Child Abuse & Neglect
Bullying & Harassment
Relationship Violence
Violence in Sports

My website has incorporated the knowledge and experience I've gained as both a trained and certified educator and child abuse survivor.

All statistics reported on my website are referenced at the bottom of each of the applicable pages. I regret that I cannot send you any more information than what is included on the pages of my site.

While your teacher may not be in a position to recognize my credentials, I hope you, and my other visitors, learn a great deal about the worldwide epidemic that is child abuse through my website.

I wish you all the best in your research, and hope that you and others can help make a difference with regard to child abuse, today, tomorrow and all the rest of the tomorrows. If we work together, we CAN make a difference in the lives of children the world over.

Sincerely,

Darlene Barriere
Violence & Abuse Prevention Educator
Author: On My Own Terms, A Memoir

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Excellent question, Marlys. Whether or not your teacher recognizes me as an expert in the field of child abuse & neglect remains to be seen. I was certified as a Violence and Abuse Prevention Educator with the Canadian Red Cross RespectED Program. The training entailed more than 500 hours of class time on the subject of Child Abuse & Neglect (child & youth maltreatment), including intervention and prevention, sex offender profiling, Canadian child abuse and consent laws, socio-economic and victim impact. The training materials incorporated theories and principles adopted by James Garbarino, a world re-known and respected child abuse prevention expert. I have facilitated dozens of high school presentations and professional weekend workshops. I am certified to facilitate workshops for children, youth and adults on the following:<ul><li>Child Abuse & Neglect <li>Bullying & Harassment <li>Relationship Violence <li>Violence in Sports</li></ul>My website has incorporated the knowledge and experience I've gained as both a trained and certified educator and child abuse survivor. All statistics reported on my website are referenced at the bottom of each of the applicable pages. I regret that I cannot send you any more information than what is included on the pages of my site. While your teacher may not be in a position to recognize my credentials, I hope you, and my other visitors, learn a great deal about the worldwide epidemic that is child abuse through my website. I wish you all the best in your research, and hope that you and others can help make a difference with regard to child abuse, today, tomorrow and all the rest of the tomorrows. If we work together, we CAN make a difference in the lives of children the world over. Sincerely, Darlene Barriere Violence & Abuse Prevention Educator Author: <a href="http://www.child-abuse-effects.com/my-story-of-abuse.html"><i>On My Own Terms, A Memoir</i></a>

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