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Child sexual abuse and the internet

 

A course for those working with internet sexual offenders

Our one-day workshop explores all aspects of internet offending and will benefit social workers, offender managers and other practitioners involved in the assessment and risk management of internet offenders.

This training course provides an insight into how the internet is used as part of sexually abusive behaviour and explores practical ways in which associated risks can be assessed.  It also looks at intervention methods for internet offenders and their families.

The course provides you with a greater understanding and awareness of:

  • The different types of internet abuser
  • The different ways in which abusers use the internet
  • The relationship between internet offending and 'hands on' offending
  • Ways to develop robust and effective Family Safety Plans

It also provides a greater awareness of the range of possible responses when internet offending comes to light and how best to respond.

About the course

Drawing upon current research and our own treatment work with internet offenders and their families, our course facilitators will explain:

  • The facts about pornography and the internet
  • How children commonly use the internet
  • The types of internet offender
  • Research on recidivism and suitable assessment methods
  • How to formulate intervention plans
  • Suggested preconditions for family reconstruction

Throughout the day, you will be given the opportunity to explore the issues using a series of practical case studies as well as to discuss your own case examples.

Course trainer:     Tom Squire
Course dates:      7 Oct 2010 (Surrey - Annie Stubley - facilitating)
                         16 Dec 2010 (Bristol), 13 Jan 2011 (Birmingham)
Course cost:        £155 including VAT & lunch

We provide a range of consultancy services and programmes of direct work with internet offenders and their families.  These include our Inform and Inform Plus courses, the self-help website CROGA.org and the Stop it Now! confidential helpline as well as Securas, a computer monitoring service for use as part of risk management.

Download a brochure here and for more details or to reserve your place call Nicola Wathen on 01527 591922.