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Circles®: Stop Abuse

Circles®

What’s in the package
  • 49 minutes of instruction
  • 1 Giant wall graph
  • 50 large laminated graph icons
  • Teacher's Guide

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$499.00 $599.00

I strongly believe that participating in this program helped a student of mine report that she was being sexually abused by a member of her family. I have taught over 20 years and this is one of the best programs for my students.

Jerri Chronister
Teacher
Course Details

Circles Stop Abuse

Your students are prime targets for abusive behavior. Teach them how to recognize and avoid threatening or potentially abusive situations with Circles: Stop Abusive Behavior. This video program illustrates step-by-step lessons and strategies to recognize abusive behavior. Real-life demonstrations of how to take positive action if feeling exploited are included. This quality program uses the famous Circles paradigm and was created by education and health care professionals sensitive to the needs of individuals with developmental disabilities.

The program includes 12 stories, each told by a student. In each story, another person exhibits behavior, which the student feels is exploitative. A calm “stop” is shown as the first attempt to curtail the exploitative behavior, and if that is not effective, the student illustrates a “loud stop.” Based upon the specific criteria given, the student then shows how he or she decides whether or not to tell a safe person about the abusive behavior.

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