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Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children and Youth — Resources for Military Families
This online resource offers helpful information on problematic sexual behavior in children and youth for:
- Families
- Parents
- Guardians
- Caregivers
The Defense Department provides resources and support through the Coordinated Community Response and the Family Advocacy Program for military children, youth and families impacted by PSB-CY.
Background
Problematic sexual behavior in children and youth is defined as behavior, initiated by children and youth younger than 18, that involves using sexual or private body parts in a manner that is developmentally inappropriate or potentially harmful to the individual or individuals impacted by the behavior.
A new DOD policy expands the responsibility of FAP to provide coordination and interventions for military families affected by PSB-CY. This change allows the program to support families whose children or adolescents have exhibited or been impacted by PSB-CY, and to convene a multidisciplinary team to manage the coordinated community response for all involved.
Understanding child sexual development and concerning sexual behaviors — tools for parents and guardians
- National Child Traumatic Stress Network – Sexual Development and Behavior in Children
- What’s Normal? What’s Not? Fact Sheet
- OneOp – Sexualized Behaviors in Children and Youth series
- National Child Traumatic Stress Network – Understanding and Coping with Sexual Behavior Problems in Children
- National Center on the Sexual Behavior of Youth – A Guide for Parents/Caregivers Concerned About Children’s Sexual Behavior
- National Children’s Alliance Resources for Children’s Advocacy Centers, Partners, and Caregivers
- Childhood Sexual Behaviors flyer
Resources and training for caregivers
- Supporting Children with Challenging Behaviors
- Sexual Development and Behavior in Children and Youth Focused Topics
- Trauma Informed Care in Child Care Settings
- What Can I Do if My Child Exhibits Cautionary Sexual Behavior?
Tools for caregivers
Resources for clinicians
- Better Lives Through Better Choices: When Sexual Behaviors in Youth are Problematic or Illegal: A Web-Based Resource for Evidence-Based Decision-Making
- Masoc webinars
- National Child Traumatic Stress Network module on Problematic Sexual Behavior- Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for School-Age Children
- National Children’s Alliance – Effective Treatment for Youth with Problematic Sexual Behaviors
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