Brookhaven Seminar Series: Best Practice Standards for Treating Juvenile Sex Offenders by Dan Curtis

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"Best Practice Standards for Treating Juvenile Sex Offenders"

Presenter: Dan Curtis LPC

Date: Feb. 1, 2006

Synopsis:

Multiple factors, not just sexual abuse as a child, are associated with the development of sexually offending behavior in youth. This past Wednesday, Dan Curtis effectively conveyed prudent information on establishing healthy boundaries in a safe environment for juvenile sex offenders to Therapists in Tulsa and surrounding areas. In his presentation, Dan discussed the symptoms and signs of juvenile sex offenders, the motives of the juvenile sex offender and treatment modalities of treating juvenile sex offenders.

Listen to the Presentation:

5min Audio Excerpt of Best Practice Standards for Treating Juvenile Sex Offenders (4.28 MB .mp3)

Speaker Profile

Dr. David Armentrout

Dan Curtis

Dan Curtis received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Ball State University and his Master's degree in counseling from Oral Roberts University. Dan has experience as a Licensed Professional Counselor at an inpatient facility and has specialized in working with children and adolescents individually and in groups who have various issues involving family dynamics, oppositional and defiant behavior and sexual behavior.

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