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#### **Author details**

Jenny A. Ortiz M.1\*, Eva Diniz Bensaja dei Schiró1 , Olga Alicia Carbonell Blanco2 and Silvia H. Koller1

\*Address all correspondence to: jenny.a.ortiz.m@gmail.com

1 Institute of Psychology, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil

2 Psychology Department, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Bogotá, Colombia

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exceeding 1 trainer for 10

**Author details**

Silvia H. Koller1


participants)

*Resource Summary, Contents and Short-Term Results of the Intervention Module Safe Environments*

*1. Warm and affectionate meeting*: Modeling the needs of children, differences between the ways of expressing those needs, identifying conflicts between caregivers and the Recognitions of the signals and the

Perception of the child as an active subject and different from the adult.

Alert to risks in the environment and eliminate or reduce those risks. Protection of child development.

and

needs of the child.

adjustment.

, Olga Alicia Carbonell Blanco2

Recognition of the child's developmental processes, both its scope and its limitations, and consistent environmental

In a matrix chart, according to four basic areas of development: -Identification of the child's key skills -Identify the accident risks for children according to age. -Associated preventive measures.

*3. My home is a safe place:* Making a plan of the participants' house where

consequences and prevention of five cases that exemplify different types of common domestic accidents in the

1 Institute of Psychology, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, Porto Alegre, Brazil

2 Psychology Department, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Bogotá, Colombia

they identify safe areas and dangerous areas for young children.

*4. My city is a safe place:* Analysis (accidents, causes,

city.)

Jenny A. Ortiz M.1\*, Eva Diniz Bensaja dei Schiró1

\*Address all correspondence to: jenny.a.ortiz.m@gmail.com

**Resources Sessions and Activities Short-term results**

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