Diane Tarantini on Sibling Sexual Abuse, Teaching Kids About Grooming, and Breaking the Silence
Diane Tarantini is a survivor, author, and body safety educator whose work is bringing one of the most underreported forms of child sexual abuse into the open. In this episode, she shares the story behind her children's book The Brave Knight — which teaches kids to recognize grooming and speak up — her memoir Everyone Was Silent, and why child-on-child sexual abuse is being called America's silent epidemic. If you've ever wondered how to talk to your kids about body safety or what warning signs parents often miss, this conversation is a must-listen.
Resources discussed in this episode:
- Visit Diane's website for resources and to order her books:
- Follow Diane on Instagram.
- Brad Watts' book, Sibling Sexual Abuse
- Diane and Kimberly's online course, Raising Safe Siblings
- John Hopkins CSA resources
- 5 Waves
- Sibling Sexual Trauma
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