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No Hit Zone

APSAC-NY is working to eliminate corporal punishment and establish “no hit zones” at our agencies.

A "No Hit Zone" is an environment in which no adult shall hit a child, no adult shall hit another adult, no child shall hit an adult, and no child shall hit another child. No Hit Zones create an environment of comfort and safety for parents, families, and staff present in our facilities. No Hit Zones set a precedent within the community and establish a commitment to the promotion of effective parenting techniques.

Watch the General Training Video

Resources for Parents

Parenting Infants, Toddlers, School Age and Tween Children

Parenting Distractions

Resources for Children Advocacy Centers

Did You Know?

Why a No Hit Zone?

Become a No Hit Zone

No Hit Zone Policy in Children’s Advocacy Centers

No Hit Zone Implementation and Painless Parenting Practice in Children’s Advocacy Centers


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		APSAC-NY is working to eliminate corporal punishment and establish “no hit zones” at our agencies. A "No Hit Zone" is an environment in which no adult shall hit a child, no adult shall hit another adult, no child shall hit an adult, and no child shall hit another child. No Hit Zones create an environment of comfort and safety for parents, families, and staff present in our facilities. No Hit Zones set a precedent within the community and establish a commitment to the promotion of effective parenting techniques. Watch the General Training Video Resources for Parents Parenting Infants, Toddlers, School Age and Tween Children Parenting Distractions Resources for Children Advocacy Centers Did You Know? Why a No Hit Zone? Become a No Hit Zone No Hit Zone Policy in Children’s Advocacy Centers No Hit Zone Implementation and Painless Parenting Practice in Children’s Advocacy Centers Home \| Products \| Staff \| Services \| Attachment \| Therapy \| Research \| Publications Parenting \| Bonding \| Workshops \| Articles \| Hope \| Teachers \| Links Reading Lists \| Location \| Contact Us \| Privacy Policy \| Disclaimer OFFICE LOCATIONS TAMPA, FL OFFICE 2410 W. Azeele Street Unit 213 Tampa, Fl 33609 Office: 716 636 6243 Fax: 716 636 6243 AWeidman@gmail.com Center for Family Development NEW JERSEY OFFICE Emily Becker-Weidman, PhD Licensed Psychologist Clinical Director 294 Harrington Avenue Suite 7 Closter, NJ 07624 Office: 646 389 6550 Emilybw@gmail.com Dremilybw.com Copyright © 2000-2021 Center for Family Development. All rights reserved.