Empowered Adults. Protected Kids.

Body safety and sexual abuse prevention are possible when safe adults are empowered to reduce risk, implement real strategies, and protect the children in their care.

Kimberly King helps parents, caregivers, early childhood educators, and program directors move from fear to preparedness — building the policies, training, and everyday practices that keep kids safer, at home and in the programs that serve them.

Speaking Topics That Drive Impact

Child Sexual Abuse Prevention 101

Foundational training for schools and organizations on recognizing risk, understanding grooming patterns, and building prevention into everyday practice.

Body Safety Education for Young Children

Practical, age-appropriate strategies for teaching kids healthy boundaries, using the same research-based system behind I Said No!

Recognizing Grooming & Red Flags

Equips parents, educators, and caregivers to spot warning signs early and respond with confidence.

Sibling Sexual Abuse Prevention

In-home prevention strategies for parents, and practical guidance for the social workers and professionals who support them.

Erin's Law Implementation for Schools

Helping districts meet Erin's Law requirements with curriculum that's actually usable in the classroom.

Prevention Policies for Preschools & Daycares

Helping program directors write and implement body safety policies that meet best-practice standards and protect both children and staff.

Hiring Safer Employees

Screening and interview strategies for schools and childcare programs to reduce the risk of hiring someone who poses a danger to children.

Expert Panel Discussions

Available as a knowledgeable panelist on child safety, prevention education, or advocacy work.

Each session is customized to your audience — parents, educators, clinicians, or mixed groups — so attendees leave with clear, actionable steps.

Workshops in Action

From preschools and daycares to elementary schools — anywhere young children are in someone else’s care — Kimberly’s staff workshops open up an honest, non-taboo conversation with teachers and caregivers: how often abuse happens, how to recognize the warning signs, and how to respond. Programs leave with real policies and everyday practices, not just a one-time training.

Kimberly King leading a body safety workshop with preschool teachers gathered around a table

“You did an amazing job! The workshop did exactly what I anticipated…Open up a dialogue with the teachers. Not treating this as taboo. And educating them on how frequent this happens and how serious it is. You covered all of that. There were a lot of conversations that happened after you left and the next day. Even at our CPR training yesterday, teachers were still talking about it. I want to thank you again for such an incredible, eye-opening, imperative workshop! I can’t thank you enough!”
Maria Hillman — Director, Saint Aloysius Catholic Preschool