Trainings and Webinars
Phil provides trainings throughout the year at conferences or upon
invitation to specific organizations. Contact Phil directly to learn more about
his training schedule, or click here to learn about on-going webinars.
Phil provides trainings throughout the year at conferences or upon
invitation to specific organizations. Contact Phil directly to learn more about
his training schedule, or click here to learn about on-going webinars.
Staff Development and Training
Phil has been providing specialized training for those working with sexually abusive youth since 2000, both nationally and internationally, and to staff at all levels. Training audiences have included therapists, probation and parole officers, case managers, juvenile court judges and district attorneys, program administrators, direct care line staff, and foster parents. Contact Phil directly to learn more about having Phil provide training for your agency or organization.
Training is always customized to meet the needs of the agency or organization sponsoring the training, and may range from 90 minutes to several days of intense training. The list below provides a partial list of training topics or variations, and is intended as an example only. Phil's C.V. shows more detail in the Instruction, Keynotes, and Presentations section (click here).
Partial List/Examples of Training Topics (for complete listing, see resume)
- Three-Day Course: Assessment of Juvenile Sexual Risk
- Five-Day Course: Contemporary Practices in the Treatment of Sexually Abusive Youth
- Changing Faces in the Assessment and Treatment of Sexually Abusive Youth
- Conducting Adolescent Sexual Risk Assessment
- A Contemporary Approach to the Treatment of Sexually Abusive Youth: A Relational Approach
- Applying Attachment Theory to the Treatment of Sexually Abusive Youth
- Attachment Theory at Work with Sexually Troubled Children and Adolescents
- Case Studies in Attachment-informed Work with Sexually Abusive Youth
- Ethical Consideration is the Treatment of Sexually Abusive Youth
- Case Formulation in the Treatment of Sexually Abusive Youth
- Clinical Supervision of Therapists in the Treatment of Sexually Abusive Youth
- Compelling/Topical Issues in the Treatment of Sexually Abusive Youth
- Comprehensive Assessment of Sexual Abusive Youth: Processes & Practices in Risk and Psychosocial Assessment
- Contemporary Thinking and Approaches to Work with Sexually Abusive Youth
- Creating and Sustaining Effective Juvenile Sexual Behavior Treatment Programs
- Current Perspectives and Best Practices in Treatment
- Current Perspectives, Models, and the Evidence Base in Work with Sexually Abusive Youth
- Drilling Deeper: Looking for Subtlety and Depth in Work with Sexually Abusive Youth
- Ethical Considerations in the Treatment of adolescent and Adult Sexual offenders
- Family Work and Family Therapy in the Treatment of Sexually Abusive Youth
- Group Work in the Treatment of Sexually Abusive Youth
- How Can Juvenile Sexual Risk Assessment Be Best Used to Guide Treatment and Rehabilitation?
- Individual Therapy in the Treatment of Sexually Abusive Youth
- Interacting with and Interviewing Youths and Families during Comprehensive Assessments of Risk for Sexual Recidivism
- Juvenile Sex Offender Risk Assessment
- Making Sense of and Using Risk Assessments in the Treatment of Sexually Abusive Youth
- New and Emerging Ideas in Treatment and Assessment
- Practical aspects and implications of applied attachment theory in work with sexually abusive youth
- Sexual Risk Assessment and the Comprehensive Assessment of Juvenile Sexual Offenders
- Structure, Sequence, and Steps in the Treatment for Sexually Abusive Youth
- Teaching Concepts and Tools of Treatment to Sexually Abusive Youth
- Ten Things We Think We Know: Applying the Exercise of Critical Thinking in Our Work With Sexually Abusive Youth
- The Attachment Informed Treatment Environment and its Implications for Clinical work with Sexual Offenders
- The Importance of Clinical Work in the Treatment of Juvenile Sexual Abuse
- Trauma or Development? The Etiology of Troubled Behaviors in Juvenile Sexual Offenders
- Treatment of Sexually Abusive Youth (and Adults) and an Ethics of Care
- Trends, Directions, and Updates in the Evaluation and Treatment of Sexually Abusive Youth
- Understanding and Using Juvenile Sexual Risk Assessment Instruments: A Practical Guide
- Understanding and Working with Cognitively Low Functioning Juvenile Offenders
- Understanding Risk for Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children and Adolescents: Risk and Intervention
- Understanding Sexually Troubled Behavior in Juveniles
- Understanding the Diagnosing, Prevalence, and Impact of Co-Occurring Mental Health Disorders Among Juvenile Offenders
- Understanding, Diagnosing, and Treating Co-Occurring Mental Health Issues in Sexually Abusive Youth
- Updates and Current Developments in Juvenile Sexual Risk Assessment
- Updates and the Empirical Basis for Juvenile Sexual Risk Assessment
- Victim Awareness in the Treatment of Sexually Abusive Youth
- What Makes Treatment Work? The Importance of Clinical Work in the Treatment of Juvenile Sexual Abuse
- Working with Denial in the Treatment of Juvenile Sexually Abusive Behavior
- Working with Developmentally Disabled Sexually Abusive Adolescents
- Working With Sexually Abusive Youth: Current Perspectives and Approaches
