Friday, February 9, 2018 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Literature and trainings about sexual abuse of children often focus on adults as the perpetrators. However, many adult perpetrators started to engage in inappropriate and violent sexual behaviors earlier in their lives. The identification of sexual abuse by - and intervention with - teenaged perpetrators can prevent future crimes in adulthood.
This workshop aims to provide a systemic and ecological approach to discussing the multi factors involved in sexual abuse by teenagers against younger children. Participants will increase their knowledge of risk assessment and appropriate interventions with this population.
Class size is limited to 30.