Peer-to-Peer Sexual Abuse

Description:

Prevention, Response, and Reporting, Arizona Agencies (Title 21) v2026.2

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

By the end of this course, caregivers will be able to:

  1. Identify peer-to-peer sexual abuse and distinguish it from age-appropriate curiosity

  2. Recognize imbalance of power and early warning signs among youth

  3. Identify high-risk locations and activities in group homes, especially bathrooms, bedrooms, and transitions

  4. Apply effective supervision and prevention strategies required under Arizona Title 21

  5. Respond appropriately during the first critical minutes following suspected or disclosed peer-to-peer abuse

  6. Fulfill Arizona mandatory reporting requirements under A.R.S. § 13-3620

  7. Document and escalate concerns in a manner that protects youth, staff, and the agency’s license

Course Content

Lesson 1: LESSON 1: FROM 40,000 FEET - Why This Matters

Lesson 2: LESSON 2: DEFINITIONS THAT WORK - Curiosity VS Sexually Harmful Behavior

Lesson 3: LESSON 3: THE “CHECK LIST” DOESN’T SAVE YOU - What Caregivers Must Do In Real Life

Lesson 4: LESSON 4: PREDICTABLE SCENARIOS - How Peer-to-Peer Abuse Actually Happens

Lesson 5: LESSON 5: HIGH-RISK LOCATIONS, Bathrooms, Bedrooms and Transitions

Lesson 6: LESSON 6: WARNING SIGNS - What Caregivers Should Look For

Lesson 7: LESSON 7: RESPONSE PLAYBOOK

Lesson 8: LESSON 8: REPORTING IN ARIZONA - TITLE 21 Training Expectations

Lesson 9: FINAL QUIZ AND ATTESTATION

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