“Sexual Abuse”
(the traumatic effect on children)

While this is not a "pretty topic," Dr. Wayne Duehn, Ph.D. presents on this subject in a warm, matter-of-fact manner and is a master at providing the information needed in recognizing and coping with this scourge on society.

Dr. Duehn is a professor at the School of Social Work, University of Texas at Arlington. He has his Master's degree in Social Work from Loyola University and holds a Ph.D. in Psychology and Social Work from Washington University. He is currently engaged in clinical research on sexual attitudes and behaviors of sexually abusive parents.

Dr. Duehn serves as a consultant to social service/mental health agencies in clinical/educational/research issues related to child sexual abuse and maintains a clinical practice focusing on marital counseling, sexual therapy and behavioral approaches to sexually abusive families, assessment and treatment of sex offenders, and post-traumatic effects of child sexual abuse. He will present on the trauma of abuse, myths and misconceptions, dynamics and patterns of sexually abusive behaviors, topologies of sex offenders, psychological, social and behavior indicators of sexual abuse, victim advocacy and intervention issues.

For more information click here to visit Dr. Duehn’s web site.

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