I accepted an invitation to assist a team of educators teaching probation and parole officers to improve outcomes for individuals who commit sexual crimes.
During this year’s IITAP symposium, we watched the first-ever showing of Maddie Corman’s movie adaptation of her one-woman play “Accidentally Brave.”
Previous research about sex doll owners has been broad. This looks at: Is there any association between owning sex dolls and risk of contact sexual offending?
My reading this morning was about: moving the US toward primary prevention of child sexual abuse; child predators on TikTok and my first YouTube troll comments.
As I sit to write this, I’m experiencing something I never anticipated in my professional life. I just wrote the phrase “Dick Pic Culture” in the headline.
If you’re familiar with my blog, you’ll know that I love to write about new sex doll research; I find the topic fascinating and it intersects directly with my work, too.
Based on science and clinical experience we know there are individuals who acknowledge an attraction to children, also known as minor attraction.
Research is sparse on the experience of registered sex offenders and there was no published data that about LGBTQ people on the sex offender registry.
Protect Children is a non-governmental not-for-profit organization, that recently published the results of their survey, which looked at CSAM on the Dark Web.
When teaching my graduate Human Sexuality course, we begin class with “Sex in the News.” Usually, this means we’re talking about Sex Abuse in the News.
