Pocket Card: Youth with Problematic Sexual Behaviors
Quick tips for professionals engaging with a youth 17 and under who may be exhibiting problematic sexual behaviors.
DownloadQuick tips for professionals engaging with a youth 17 and under who may be exhibiting problematic sexual behaviors.
DownloadThis ATSA paper reviews the literature and covers relevant elements that point to treatment and case management adaptations needed to accommodate individuals with intellectual disabilities who also exhibit sexual problems or offending behaviors. It also discusses the limitations within the research literature and in the use of contemporary tools and approaches designed for mainstream adolescents who have offended sexually.
Download"The ATSA Adolescent Practice Guidelines are intended to serve as recommended, current best practices for practitioners providing services to adolescents who have engaged in sexually abusive behavior. They apply to practitioners who manage and treat adolescents (youth ages 13 through 17) who have engaged in sexually abusive behavior or may be at risk to engage in sexually abusive behavior. "
DownloadAll new staff are required to attend the NMCSAP hosted 40-hour training for new advocates and staff who interact with sexual assault survivors to ensure that advocates and staff are skilled in responding to survivors and follow all policies and procedures of the center. This document outlines to training and the requirements for attendees.
DownloadConfidentiality is critical to the services and advocacy provided to clients. This document outlines policies and best practices for upholding confidentiality.
DownloadSexual Assault Service Programs employees & volunteers work for survivor empowerment and social justice and must uphold certain ethics outlined in this document.
DownloadAccess to therapy is a critical service that Sexual Assault Service Providers provide to those who have experienced sexual violence. This document outlines the core standards for providing therapy services.
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