Report of the Task Force on Children with Sexual Behavior Problems
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inappropriate sexual behavior. Children commonly deny past wrongdoing of any .... body of research on effective interventions for child behavior problems in ...
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Report of the Task Force on Children with Sexual Behavior ProblemsPage 1Association for the Treatment of Sexual AbusersReport of the Task Force on Children with Sexual Behavior ProblemsPage 2ATSA TASK FORCE ON CHILDREN WITH SEXUAL BEHAVIOR PROBLEMSTask Force Members: Mark Chaffin (Chair) University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center Lucy Berliner Harborview Sexual Assault Center Seattle WashingtonRichard Block Three Springs Inc. New Smyrna Beach FloridaToni Cavanagh Johnson Independent Practice Psychology South Pasadena CAWilliam N. Friedrich Mayo ClinicDiana Garza Louis Rio Grande Counseling Center Austin TX Tomas D. Lyon University of Southern California Law SchoolJacqueline Page University of Tennessee Health Sciences CenterDavid Prescott Sand Ridge Secure Treatment Center Mauston WIJane F. Silovsky University of Oklahoma Health Sciences CenterTask Force Coordinator: Christi Madden University of Oklahoma Health Sciences CenterDedication: This report is dedicated to our friend and fellow Task Force member Bill Friedrich who passed away during the final phases of completing this report. Bills contributions to research and practice in this area and his contributions to this report were immense. 2006 Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers. All rights reserved.Page 3 Report of the ATSA Task Force on Children With Sexual Behavior ProblemsReport of the Task Force on Children with Sexual Behavior ProblemsEXECUTIVE SUMMARYThe Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA) Task Force on Children with Sexual Behavior Problems was formed by the ATSA Board of Directors as part of ATSAs overall mission of promoting effective intervention and management practices for individuals who have engaged in abusive sexual behavior. The Task Force was charged to produce a report intended to guide professional practices with children ages 12 and under. Specifically the Task Force was asked to address how assessment should be linked to intervention activities what ...
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