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November 2006 |
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MTC welcomes the following new staff
Bonnie Alcorn, Ph.D.
Christine Petro, Ph.D.
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January 2007 |
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Laurie Fleckenstein, Psy.D.
Ellen Spandorfer, Psy.D.
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New Workshops for Parents |
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1, 2, 3, 4 Parenting for Parents
Young Children (ages 1 to 4)
School Aged Children (ages 5 to 12)
Teenagers (ages 12 to 18)
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SafeKids Workshops |
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Learn how to keep your child safe from
sexual abuse
Protect your child from pornography
Protect your child on the internet
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For Children and Teens Who : |
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Have been sexually abused
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Trauma-focused
cognitive-behavior therapy |
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This is a well-researched
treatment that has been found to highly effective in
treating children who have suffered a trauma such as
sexual abuse. Research
shows that 80% of sexually
abused children showed a significant reduction in
their symptoms after receiving this treatment. |
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Are showing inappropriate
sexual behaviors |
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Such as exposing themselves,
peeping on others, masturbating excessively, or
molesting younger children |
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Individual Therapy for
Children under 12
Treatment is tailored to the childs specific
problem and developmental level
Treatment involves parent as well
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Sexual Deviancy Program for
teens |
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This is a highly structured
treatment that
is based on a cognitive-behavioral
relapse prevention model. This model
has been found
to be most effective in
treating sexual offending.
General
counseling is typically not effective in
treating these kinds of sexual problems.
Treatment involves group and individual
therapy,
and monthly group for parents
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For Adults Who : |
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Have a history of sexual
trauma including sexual abuse or rape |
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Individual and group therapy for
sexual abuse survivors |
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Have a history
of sexual deviancy or inappropriate sexual
behaviors |
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Sexual Addiction Program
For problems such as compulsive masturbation,
multiple affairs, compulsive pornography use,
sexual
harassment, anonymous and public sex, and
professional boundary problems.
Sexual Deviancy Program
For sex offenses such as exposing, peeping,
molestation, or rape
This is a highly structured treatment that is
based on a cognitive-behavioral relapse prevention
model. This model has been found to be most
effective in treating sexual deviancy. General
counseling is typically not effective in treating
these kinds of sexual problems.
Treatment involves group and individual therapy |
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