For Kids & Teens
Resources & Education
Dating & Internet Safety
This training is still being developed, come back soon for more information.
This training will outline ways you can better stay safe online, how to spot abusive dynamics and red flags in relationships like manipulation, coercion, exploitation, power/ control, and shame, etc.
We’ll talk about enthusiastic consent, and safe sex practices, and access to resources and more information.
Teen Sexual Assault Support Group
Program Overview
This support group offers a safe, supportive space for adolescents who have experienced sexual assault or abuse. Led by trained professionals, the group focuses on healing, empowerment, and healthy coping skills. Participation is voluntary, and teens choose what they share.
Purpose: Provide a Safe, Supportive Environment, Reduce Isolation, Support Healing and Resilience, Build Healthy Coping and Communication Skills, Promote Positive Self‑Esteem and Identity
Topics May Include: Trauma Awareness; Coping with Stress, Anxiety, and Triggers; Boundaries and Relationships; Emotional Expression; Self‑Worth; Safety Planning; Trust, Consent, and Personal Rights.
*All topics are age‑appropriate and trauma‑informed.
Group Structure
Facilitated by trained Northern Lights Child Advocacy Center staff
Confidential, supportive setting
Discussion, activities, and optional sharing
Participants may pass or opt out at any time
Confidentiality
What is shared in group should remain private. Confidentiality may be broken if:
A participant is being harmed or is at risk
A participant expresses intent to harm themselves or others
Communication
Staff provide clear, honest, age‑appropriate information using trauma‑informed practices to support understanding and healing.
For more information, contact us:
906-225-1346 Ext. 203
mdt@wcmqt.org