Who Uses a Dumb Phone?
For many in pornography addiction recovery, a behavioral intervention can be getting rid of their smart phone and going back to the dumb phone.
Sexual Offending and Prevention
The Law, Autism and Sexuality
I came across this book about Autism and Sexuality when I was searching for more information on Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and sex crimes.
The Truth About Halloween and Sex Offenders
There are a lot of assumptions made about Halloween and Sex Offenders. Let’s take a look at how it’s presented int he media and the realities.
Sex Offender Registries: What the data says about effectiveness
Check out our newest webinar about Sex Offender Registries
Are Denial and Minimization Always Bad? New Perspectives
Have you ever minimized your actions? Or even denied all or part of them? How do denial and minimization reflect on the accused?
Do Minor Attracted Persons Make Your Skin Crawl?
What are Minor Attracted Persons (MAPs)? Let’s talk about the things that make us uncomfortable and learn in the process.
Sex Offender Treatment: Helpful or Placebo?
In most jurisdictions in the United States, a person convicted of a sex crime is mandated to sex offender treatment. But what makes for effective treatment?
Pedophilia is Not a Behavior
It’s easy to tell when a bit of science about pedophilia is brought out to the general public. There is usually a rash of negative memes attacking the authors.
Institutional Abuse and How to Predict and Prevent it
Institutional abuse, stories of sexual harm from schools and churches, seems to be in the news almost every day. How can we try to predict and prevent it?
Sentence Mitigation: Is it Just Faux Remorse?
I recently posted on social media about my clinic’s intensive program for sexual offenders and how it aides sentence mitigation.
