Treating Deniers in Prison and in the Community.
Treating deniers has been a controversial issue. Over time the field has recognized that there is value in offering treatment to people who categorically deny sexual offending even though they have pled or been found guilty. However, there generally are some differences between treatment for people admitting to a history of sexual acting out vs. those who are denying. Our discussion leaders will talk about how to approach clients in treatment who are denying both in a prison setting as well as in the community.
Discussion Leaders:
Pasha Plum Grant, LICSW, CSOTP
Brent Borg, LICSW, SOTAP Manager - DOC
1.5 CEUs available
There are 3 options available for February's monthly meeting regarding CE hours:
1) You can attend the meeting on Zoom and earn 1.5 of general CE hours. No registration is required, and your name will be listed on the meeting notes for documentation of the hours.
2) If you are a WATSA member you can register and pay $20, attend the meeting on Zoom, and then take a three question quiz about the presentation which will be sent to you after the meeting. Upon returning the quiz and answering all three questions correctly, you will receive a certificate documenting that you earned 1.5 hours of Law and Ethics CE hours.
3) If you are a Non-WATSA member you can register and pay $30, attend the meeting on Zoom, and then take a three question quiz about the presentation sent to you after the meeting. Upon returning the quiz and answering all three questions correctly, you will receive a certificate documenting that you earned 1.5 hours of Law and Ethics CE hours
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