
Advocacy,
Education & Legislative Action for Children at Risk
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TRAINING
& WORKSHOPS
Conceptualization
and Treatment of Children and Youth Who Have Sexual Behavior
Problems
Friday,
March 26, 2009
The Stokes Conference Center
at the Boys Hope Girls Hope National Office
12120 Bridgeton Square Dr., Bridgeton,
MO 63044 - (314) 298-1250
The
overall goal of the presentation is to provide participants
with information regarding sexual behavior problems in
children and youth who are between the ages of 3 and 17
years of age. First, information will be provided regarding
normal sexual development in children and youth. Next,
the presenter will provide definitions of problematic
sexual behaviors and conceptualization of preschool age
through adolescent age youth with sexual behavior problems.
The final section of the presentation will be focused
on assessment and treatment of children and adolescent
youth with sexual behavior problems.
Schedule
of Events:
8:30-9:00am - Walk-in Registration and Networking
9:00am-noon - Workshop
The
facilitator of this informative workshop is Natalie H.
Wilcox, Ph.D.
Natalie
H. Wilcox, Ph.D.
Dr. Wilcox is a Licensed Psychologist at the Children’s
Advocacy Services of Greater St. Louis (CASGSL), providing
individual, family, and group therapy to children, adolescents
and their non offending caregivers, who have been victims
of child maltreatment. Dr. Wilcox received her doctorate
in Counseling Psychology from the University of Missouri
Kansas City and completed her APAapproved pre-doctoral
internship at the Family Service and Guidance Center in
Topeka Kansas. Dr. Wilcox joined CASGSL following completion
of the APA-approved post-doctoral training program at
the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center with
an emphasis in child maltreatment. During her fellowship,
Dr. Wilcox received specialized training in Parent-Child
Interaction Therapy (PCIT), an empirically supported treatment
for children with severe behavior disorders and extensive
experiential training on a manualized approach to assessment
and treatment of school age children with sexual behavior
problems. She also graduated from the Interdisciplinary
Training Program at the University of Oklahoma Health
Sciences Center that provides specialized training in
child maltreatment issues to advanced students in psychology,
medicine, social work, law, dentistry, and physical/occupational
therapy. Dr. Wilcox’s clinical and research interests
include assessment and treatment of children and adolescent
victims of child maltreatment, treatment of children with
sexual behavior problems, behavior and emotional problems
resulting from exposure to domestic violence, and attachment
issues related to the experience of child maltreatment.
CLICK
HERE TO REGISTER FOR THIS WORKSHOP
CLICK
HERE FOR A PRINTABLE BROCHURE
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