Keynote Speakers at the 18th IATSO conference
We are happy to announce that these excellent professionals will be speaking at our conference in Poznań, Poland:
PLENARY SESSIONS:
- Thore Langfeldt (Norway): The history and current state of our understanding of pedophilia
- Anthony R. Beech (UK): Understanding the neurobiology of sexual offending: Implications for treatment
- Michał Lew - Starowicz (Poland): Hypersexuality and sexual offending
- Filip Szumski (Poland): Sex offenders registration, public notification, and civil commitment. Implementation in Poland
- Furaha-Joy Sekai Saungweme & Megan Cistulli (USA): The Economic Impact of Sexual Violence in Civil Conflict: Lessons from the DRC v Uganda ICJ Judgment
- Kelly M. Babchishin (Canada): Working through the puzzle: Understanding dyadic and family roles in incest across different relationship types
- Maria Aparcero Suero (USA): Cultural considerations in sex offender risk assessment and treatment
- Sonja Etzler & Julia Sauter (Germany): Treatment for men who have sexually offended: Tips for success
- Theresa A. Gannon (UK): Treatment for men who have sexually offended: Tips for success
- Elizabeth Letourneau (USA): Failed policies: US sex offenders registration, public notification, and civil commitment
- Michael Miner(USA): Research with adolescents who have engaged in harmful sexual behavior: What we've learned and implications for treatment and prevention
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS (for on-site attendants only) :
- Thore Langfeldt (Norway): Strategies for treatment of sex offenses against children with relationship therapy
- Anthony R. Beech (UK):
- Michał Lew - Starowicz (Poland):
- Furaha-Joy Sekai Saungweme & Megan Cistulli (USA): Sexual violence in civil conflict: An overview of Africa's response
- Kelly M. Babchishin (Canada): From risk to rehabilitation: Best practices for supervising and treating individuals involved in child sexual exploitation materials
- Elizabeth Letourneau (USA):
- Michael Miner(USA): Changing the paradigm? Exploring implications of recent findings on treatment and assessment of adolescent males.