I think I could write for days about male sexual trauma and how they have been acculturated to keep it secret. Not acknowledge it. And surely not seek help.
This a research summary of a qualitative study that used thematic analysis to reflect the data of 17 interviewed survivors of sibling sexual abuse.
In the last month, several journals have published articles about Sibling Sexual Abuse(SSA). Despite the incredible prevalence of SSA, it’s not well researched.
As a member of a professional community close to this issue, I want to address the controversy surrounding Dr. Allyn Walker and their book A Long Dark Shadow.
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.
I was excited to read this book. That may sound odd to someone not in my field, but there is so little published on Sibling Sexual Abuse…
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.
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?
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?
I recently posted on social media about my clinic’s intensive program for sexual offenders and how it aides sentence mitigation.
