Montgomery County Women's Center

Montgomery County Women's Center We provide shelter, counseling, advocacy and accompaniment, legal services, and transitional housing

8 Ways to Teach Kids about Consent & Healthy BoundariesParents play a critical role in teaching their kids about consent...
09/07/2026

8 Ways to Teach Kids about Consent & Healthy Boundaries

Parents play a critical role in teaching their kids about consent, respect, and boundaries. One of the most impactful ways that parents can teach kids about their bodily autonomy and respecting the boundaries of others is by modeling examples of everyday consent. It might seem daunting at first to talk to your children about consent, but with the help of these resources, you may find that these are conversations and lessons that can grow and develop along with your child.

Teaching bodily autonomy results in a child who is capable of setting boundaries, feels empowered to say ‘no,’ and is able to navigate a world that often does not set them up for success.

☀️ Morning Motivation is Here! ☀️A new day brings new opportunities, fresh perspectives, and another chance to keep movi...
09/07/2026

☀️ Morning Motivation is Here! ☀️

A new day brings new opportunities, fresh perspectives, and another chance to keep moving forward.

Starting today, we'll be sharing Morning Motivation quotes designed to inspire, encourage, and remind you that even small steps lead to meaningful change.
Whether you need a little extra confidence, hope, or simply a reason to smile, we hope these messages help you start your day with purpose.

Take a deep breath, grab your coffee, and let's make today a great one. 💛

✨ Check back each morning for your daily dose of motivation!

Trauma Doesn’t Always End When the Abuse Ends 💜🩵Leaving an abusive relationship doesn’t automatically erase the trauma.S...
09/04/2026

Trauma Doesn’t Always End When the Abuse Ends 💜🩵

Leaving an abusive relationship doesn’t automatically erase the trauma.

Survivors may continue experiencing anxiety, depression, nightmares, fear, financial instability, isolation, grief, or difficulty trusting others long after the immediate danger has passed.

For some survivors, that emotional weight can become overwhelming.

That’s why survivor services can’t stop at simply helping someone leave. Long-term healing, advocacy, counseling, connection, and community support matter too.

Surviving is the first chapter. Healing deserves support for all the chapters that follow. 💜

For a mental health or suicidal crisis, call or text 988.

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“Grooming” is a tactic used to gain children’s trust, gain access to them, and desensitize them to behaviors that might ...
09/03/2026

“Grooming” is a tactic used to gain children’s trust, gain access to them, and desensitize them to behaviors that might otherwise make them feel uncomfortable. These grooming behaviors can be small, subtle, and often hard to spot, and children may not be aware of these behaviors until it is too late. For example, an offender may hug a child longer than normal or may ask a child to hug him/her even if the child says they don’t want to.

It can be challenging for parents because our society often encourages children to hug relatives—even if they are not comfortable doing so. Honoring children’s body boundaries is important, so they know they can say “no” to grooming behaviors. Recent news coverage centered on allegations of ‘grooming’ young girls illustrates the importance of having these difficult conversations with our children.

“‘Grooming’ desensitizes children to crossed boundaries. Abusers slowly push the boundaries more and more, so that children are often unaware, or too scared to talk about the abuse,” says Beverly Hutchison, Executive Director at Dee Norton.

“Parents and guardians are crucial to helping children identify and prevent grooming behaviors so we can better protect our children. Grooming is an all too real issue in our world and community, so we encourage families to have open conversations early and often with their children.”

The Connection Matters 💜🩵Domestic violence, sexual assault, and su***de are often discussed as separate issues—but for m...
09/01/2026

The Connection Matters 💜🩵

Domestic violence, sexual assault, and su***de are often discussed as separate issues—but for many survivors, they are deeply connected.

Experiencing violence can leave someone carrying fear, trauma, isolation, shame, financial stress, and a feeling that there is no way out.

When we talk about su***de prevention, we also need to talk about violence prevention.

And when we support survivors of abuse and sexual assault, we need to recognize that emotional safety matters just as much as physical safety.

If someone tells you they are struggling, believe them. Listen without judgment. Help them connect with support.

If you or someone you know is experiencing a suicidal or mental health crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

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