Reframing 'Risky Behaviour' as Grooming and Coercion: Challe...

Mayameen Meftahi BEM · 2025-10-18T15:23:46Z

Trauma-Informed Approaches to Challenging Harmful Narratives in Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) This professional resource explores the harmful narratives surrounding Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) cases and provides practitioners with trauma-informed approaches to reframe victim-blaming perspectives. By challenging common myths and understanding the impact of grooming and coercion, professionals can better support survivors and prevent further harm. The document offers practical guidance on recognising exploitation, implementing survivor-centred language, and fostering a compassionate, child-centred approach to safeguarding vulnerable children and young people. 👥 Audience of RelevanceThis resource is intended for: Social workers, youth justice, and early help professionals Safeguarding leads and child protection officers Police officers and exploitation teams Education and pastoral care professionals Multi-agency practitioners working with at-risk children ⚠️ BTAN Disclaimer:The resources shared within the BeyondTrauma Advisory Network (BTAN) are for professional reflection, knowledge-building, and capacity development. They do not replace statutory safeguarding procedures, legal obligations, or organisational policies. Professionals are responsible for applying information in line with their role and local frameworks. 👉 You are welcome to download this resource by clicking here.

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