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Protect Children from Sex Trafficking & Abuse

Today, we hosted a LIVE ONLINE INTERVIEW with Lori Regnier and Pastor Mike from the Starbright Foundation Inc of Arizona. They did a fantastic job sharing how to protect children from Sex Trafficking and Abusive Relationships.

BUMMER: Unfortunately, the recording had an error and so we do not have the recording available. We greatly apologize.

Who: Starbright Foundation Inc Founders, Lori & Pastor Mike (http://www.starbrightfoundation.org).

Details: The Starbright Foundation shares how to protect children and young adults from Sex Trafficking and Abusive Relationships. Topics included in the teleseminar were: Internet safety in social media for children and adults (dating, chat rooms, etc.); Signs of abuse from sexual abuse, clergy abuse, cultic abuse, etc. and steps to intervene in house or in community; Local fundraising or involvement as volunteers. Your host was Mike Domitrz from the The Date Safe Project.

Cost was FREE.

Written by Mike Domitrz on July 26, 2011

Proven Track Record with Children and Parents (Video)

As a parent, you are now probably asking “Before I try engaging in such important conversations with my child, how do I know this information is going to work? Where’s the proof?” In this video, I will share real life results.

You will learn of: Teenagers who previously didn’t engage with their parents and NOW are openly sharing with Mom and Dad. I will share specific examples from families where Mom and Dad experienced an “Aha” moment with their daughter. Getting children to WANT to discuss dating with you as parents is HUGE.

When you finish the video, SHARE with us in the “Speak Your Mind ” section below. I promise to PERSONALLY respond to each person.

~Mike Domitrz
Founder of The Date Safe Project, Inc.

RESULTS of USING STRATEGIES FOR TALKING WITH YOUR TEEN

IMPORTANT REMINDER: Each of the following videos refers to talking with “Teenagers.” Remember if you are a parent of a child younger than 13 years old, the videos give you a fantastic opportunity to prepare your child at an even younger age.

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Please post any comments or questions below in the “Speak Your Mind” section.
I will PERSONALLY respond to each comment you leave on this page!! Lets have fun taking this journey.

Written by Mike Domitrz on February 26, 2011

Reality Check for All of Us

Before revealing all the strategies for helping your child, we need to start with understanding the culture children are being exposed to at much earlier ages than we were. Obviously, you are a good parent. By watching these videos, you are here trying to help your child handle a very serious and potentially dangerous topic (95% of parents fail to take this first step).

The good news is you and your child will benefit from your taking the time to gather realistic strategies. In the below video, you discover WHY we all need the right tools to truly help our children make safer and smarter choices. The next video will begin to share proven strategies for making a positive impact.

When you finish the video, SHARE with us in the “Speak Your Mind ” section below. I promise to PERSONALLY respond.

~Mike Domitrz
Founder of The Date Safe Project, Inc.

PLAY EYE-OPENING VIDEO #1

IMPORTANT REMINDER: Each of the following videos refers to talking with “Teenagers.” Remember if you are a parent of a child younger than 13 years old, the videos give you a fantastic opportunity to prepare your child at an even younger age.

CLICK HERE TO WATCH NEXT VIDEO

Please post any comments or questions below in the “Speak Your Mind” section below the comments.
I will PERSONALLY respond to each comment you leave on this page!! Lets have fun taking this journey.

Written by The Date Safe Project Inc on April 20, 2010

Talking to Daughter or Son about Dating & Sex (Video)

How do you share openly and honestly about sexual intimacy without giving your child too much information? Understandably, parents fear giving too much information and thus creating a catalyst for your child to want to engage in sexual activity.

How do you find the right approach without making sex sound bad or too attractive? Discover in the video below HOW to avoid the conversation going badly. In fact, you will learn an approach for making YOU THE EXPERT. You child will want to turn to you for questions (instead of their peers who can misguide them)!

When you finish the video below, SHARE with us in the “Speak Your Mind ” section below. I promise to PERSONALLY respond to each person.

~Mike Domitrz
Founder of The Date Safe Project, Inc.

ADVANCED STRATEGIES FOR TALKING WITH YOUR CHILD

IMPORTANT REMINDER: Each of the following videos refers to talking with “Teenagers.” Remember if you are a parent of a child younger than 13 years old, the videos give you a fantastic opportunity to prepare your child at an even younger age.

CLICK HERE TO WATCH NEXT VIDEO

Please post any comments or questions below in the “Speak Your Mind” section.
I will PERSONALLY respond to each comment you leave on this page!! Lets have fun taking this journey.

Written by Mike Domitrz on April 12, 2010

Summer Dating & Your Teens

Parents, are you ready for the Summer Days of Dating when your teenager has soo much free time? Here are 4 quick tips:

1) While you may have a great trusting relationship with your teens, still create safety measures for your house (parental settings on cable boxes; have a lock on liquor cabinets; etc…). While your teen may be responsible, their friends may take some risks in your home.

2) When can friends be over and where in the house are they allowed? Decide and talk openly about these rules. Some parents do not allow sons and daughter’s friends in their kids bedrooms to avoid a “private” setting where kissing, touching, or sexual practices could occur. Other parents say, “Basement door is always left open.” Clarify.

3) With everyone home from school, how much is texting, IMing, and other technology forms of communicating allowed. Some students become addicted to “staying in touch with everyone elses life” – so much that they are not LIVING their own life.

4) TALK. With everyone home more often in the summer and/or spending some vacation time together, TALK unobtrusively about intimacy, equality, and respect. If a news story breaks about dating, hooking-up, teen pregnancy, or sexual assault, ask your teenager their thoughts and do so in a non-judgmental manner.

What tips do you want to add and share with others? Use the “Leave a Reply” section below to do so . . .

Written by The Date Safe Project Inc on May 18, 2009