This webinar examines the factors that contribute to sexually abusive behavior and the ways in which child sexual abuse affects survivors, caregivers, and entire family systems. Drawing upon decades of clinical experience, the presenter discusses common misconceptions surrounding people who commit sexual offenses, the importance of understanding offender behavior and grooming tactics, and the need for comprehensive interventions that address the needs of children, non-offending caregivers, and the broader family unit. The webinar emphasizes prevention, accountability, trauma-informed care, and the importance of strengthening protective factors that promote healing and reduce the risk of future harm.









