Sexually Acting Out Children
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Topic: Kid Acting
Sort Desciption: kids who have not been identified as having sexual acting out behaviors may show. some behaviors at some point during their placement. ...
Content Inside: Sexually Acting Out Children . Is This Something You Can Live With? Tuesday, April 25, 2006 5:00 – 8:00 pm. Blackhawk Technical College Triangle Room (Room 1400A) 6004 Prairie Rd., Janesville Mary and Carol travel around the state educating foster parents and staff about working with juvenile sexual offenders. It is critical that all foster parents have some level of education about the complexities of parenting sexual offenders because even those kids who have not been identified as having sexual acting out behaviors may show some behaviors at some point during their placement. We are fortunate to have Mary and Carol join us to discuss sexual acting out children/youth. They will discuss NORMAL vs ABNORMAL SEXUAL BEHAVIORS; how your OWN FAMILY VALUES and attitudes come into play; what "TRIGGERS" or warning signs you should watch for; what "GROOMING" behaviors are; how to "PERP PROOF" your own home, and more. Mary Simon is a licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 16 years experience with juvenile sexual offenders. Mary developed and implemented a juvenile sexual offender program at Sunburst Youth homes in 1989 and became employed with Community Care Resources in 1992. At CCR she has developed and implemented S.T.O.P. programs and currently is the Program Manager there. Carol Hajdasz is also a licensed Clinical Social Worker at CCR with much experience in dealing with adult and juvenile sex offenders. Carol currently provides therapy for the S.T.O.P. program and works part time at Sandridge. Carol is knowledgeable about both adolescent and adult sex offender populations as well as the most current treatment approaches used with difficult and high risk kids and adults. ** If you plan to attend this special training, you must contact Bobbie by April 21. Please note the time of the training.
csw mary simon,
carol hajdasz