WALK IN PURITYWhat it is
Published by Oslund Udo Little, a Seattle and Portland law firm representing abuse survivors, this page collects what an adult needs in the moment they first suspect something: what counts as abuse, which children are at higher risk, the behavioural, emotional and physical warning signs, how grooming actually works, how to talk to a child without leading them, the reporting process in Washington State, and where survivors can find support. The line it builds around — roughly 90% of child sexual abuse is committed by adults the child already knows and trusts — is the corrective most parents need, since prevention advice usually points outward at strangers. It is a law firm's content, so it doubles as marketing for their legal services, and the reporting procedure is Washington-specific; readers elsewhere should confirm their own state's process. The educational content itself is free and unusually clear.
What it may help with
- I want to protect my kids
- I'm healing from sexual abuse or trauma
How to access it
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