Children with Problematic Sexual Behavior
Children with Problematic Sexual Behavior with Andrew Monroe, LCSW
Tuesday, June 9 & Thursday, June 11, 9am-11am CDT on Zoom
(2 virtual trainings)
Children with Problematic Sexual Behavior with Andrew Monroe, LCSW
Tuesday, June 9 & Thursday, June 11, 9am-11am CDT on Zoom
(2 virtual trainings)
Scholarships available, email DeJon Knapp dejon@ou.edu
The Juvenile Sex Offender Assessment Protocol II (J-SOAP II) is a checklist developed to aid in the systematic review of risk factors associated with sexual and criminal offending. It is used with boys between 12 and 18 years old who have been adjudicated for sexual offenses and non-adjudicated youths with a history of sexually coercive behavior.
This 90-minute webinar focuses on common factors that impact engagement for families in clinical services, from that critical first appointment through ongoing participation.
Providing Best Practices for Serving, Protecting, and Advocating for Vulnerable Populations. Training for individuals seeking to attend the Communicating with Children with Autism Training on February 26, 2026, hosted by Modell Consulting Group, LLC (MCG). Based on forensic interviewing best practices
This webinar is focused on increasing the knowledge base around problematic sexual behavior in children for all multidisciplinary team members. The National Center on Sexual Behavior of Youth (NCSBY) defines children with problematic sexual behavior (PSB) as youth who engage in behaviors involving sexual body parts that are developmentally inappropriate and/or potentially harmful to self and others (Carpentier, Silovsky, Chaffin, 2005). Consideration will be given to the role that technology plays in increasing youth exposure to sexualized material and the impact of exposure.