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Here is a quick tutorial video that gives a tour of the User Interface (UI) with the objective of finding and using saved, and most importantly, fully styled modules. By proxy, we also see where saved Columns and Rows are organized as well.
Using Saved Modules shortcuts a number of steps...
First, there are multiple 'image' modules for example... which one do you pick? This picks for you.
Second, it applies some settings for creating specific styles that are already in place on the website.
Third, it saves it in a easily accessible location for repeat use later.
Button Styles
Accordions
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Therapy can be a crucial part of your and your child’s healing and recovery. We’ve been making referrals to the following therapists for years. They all specialize in issues of sexual abuse and trauma. If you have questions or would like support in finding a therapist for your family, feel free to call Blue Sky Bridge at 303-444-1388.
Domestic violence is a complex form of tyranny that combines emotional, physical, sexual and other forms of abuse as a means to manipulate a partner. Domestic violence is often cyclical, with periods of relative calm followed by explosive incidents that end in promises of change. Above all, domestic violence leaves those in the household feeling powerless, isolated, and fearful.
Children are often used by batterers as one of their many tools of manipulation by threatening loss of custody, undermining the other parent's authority, and rewarding misbehavior. Batterers extend their physical abuse to the children in 30-60% of cases and batterers are six times more likely than non-batterers to sexually assault children in the home.
Children who directly witness or indirectly experience domestic violence share the same trauma response. They are more likely to have trouble in school, score lower on standardized tests, and be anxious or depressed. Children exposed to violence are fifteen times more likely to become victims of domestic or sexual violence.
If you suspect a friend, family member or co-worker is a victim of domestic violence, ask. Victims who are asked about possible abuse are more likely to seek help. Remind them it's not their fault and it's not okay. Finally, refer them to local domestic violence organizations to get help. To find one near you, go to domesticshelters.org
Child Advocacy Centers like Blue Sky Bridge do play a role in the prevention and treatment of commercially sexually exploited children and youth.
Abused children and youth are 28 times more likely to be arrested for prostitution than children who have not been abused (National Center for Youth Law), and 70–90% of commercially sexually exploited children have a history of child sexual abuse (Murphy, 1993).
Children and youth are sold for sex every day, even in Colorado. Learn the signs and report if you suspect human trafficking in your community.
To request help or report suspected human trafficking, call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888. Or text HELP to: BeFree (233733).
Federal Bureau of Investigation, Investigative Programs, Crimes Against Children
Unifying the CAC Response to Child Sexual Exploitation
US Department of State, Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons
We schedule Forensic Interviews at 9am, 12pm, and 3pm, Mon-Fri.
Please email [email protected] for availability.
Anyone can make a report of suspected child abuse to either the Department of Housing and Human Services or Law Enforcement. You do not need proof, just a suspicion.
In Boulder County call the Department of Housing and Human Services: 303-441-1309
Outside Boulder County call: 1-844-CO-4-KIDS or visit co4kids.org
Outside Colorado call: 1-800-4-ACHILD or visit childhelp.org
If you have questions, please call us at 303-444-1388.
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Therapy can be a crucial part of your and your child’s healing and recovery. We’ve been making referrals to the following therapists for years. They all specialize in issues of sexual abuse and trauma. If you have questions or would like support in finding a therapist for your family, feel free to call Blue Sky Bridge at 303-444-1388.
Domestic violence is a complex form of tyranny that combines emotional, physical, sexual and other forms of abuse as a means to manipulate a partner. Domestic violence is often cyclical, with periods of relative calm followed by explosive incidents that end in promises of change. Above all, domestic violence leaves those in the household feeling powerless, isolated, and fearful.
Children are often used by batterers as one of their many tools of manipulation by threatening loss of custody, undermining the other parent's authority, and rewarding misbehavior. Batterers extend their physical abuse to the children in 30-60% of cases and batterers are six times more likely than non-batterers to sexually assault children in the home.
Children who directly witness or indirectly experience domestic violence share the same trauma response. They are more likely to have trouble in school, score lower on standardized tests, and be anxious or depressed. Children exposed to violence are fifteen times more likely to become victims of domestic or sexual violence.
If you suspect a friend, family member or co-worker is a victim of domestic violence, ask. Victims who are asked about possible abuse are more likely to seek help. Remind them it's not their fault and it's not okay. Finally, refer them to local domestic violence organizations to get help. To find one near you, go to domesticshelters.org
Child Advocacy Centers like Blue Sky Bridge do play a role in the prevention and treatment of commercially sexually exploited children and youth.
Abused children and youth are 28 times more likely to be arrested for prostitution than children who have not been abused (National Center for Youth Law), and 70–90% of commercially sexually exploited children have a history of child sexual abuse (Murphy, 1993).
Children and youth are sold for sex every day, even in Colorado. Learn the signs and report if you suspect human trafficking in your community.
To request help or report suspected human trafficking, call the National Human Trafficking Hotline at 1-888-373-7888. Or text HELP to: BeFree (233733).
Federal Bureau of Investigation, Investigative Programs, Crimes Against Children
Unifying the CAC Response to Child Sexual Exploitation
US Department of State, Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons
We schedule Forensic Interviews at 9am, 12pm, and 3pm, Mon-Fri.
Please email [email protected] for availability.
Anyone can make a report of suspected child abuse to either the Department of Housing and Human Services or Law Enforcement. You do not need proof, just a suspicion.
In Boulder County call the Department of Housing and Human Services: 303-441-1309
Outside Boulder County call: 1-844-CO-4-KIDS or visit co4kids.org
Outside Colorado call: 1-800-4-ACHILD or visit childhelp.org
If you have questions, please call us at 303-444-1388.
