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Annual Youth Conference
The Saratoga County Mental Health Services Youth Services Team, in partnership with The Saratoga County Citizens Committee for Mental Health proudly present:
UNDERSTANDING SEXUALIZED BEHAVIOR IN YOUTH
AND THE ROLE OF
NEUROBIOLOGY IN THE TREATMENT OF COMPLEX TRAUMA
Thursday October 26, 2017 from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm at the Embassy Suite located at 86 Congress St. Saratoga Springs, NY 12866.
A full day training with International Speaker renowned speaker and Expert in Trauma Treatment: Geraldine Crisci M.S.W.
Conference Overview
Sexual Development Birth through Puberty: “What is Normative? Sexualized Behavior Problems in Prepubescent Children-When is clinical intervention necessary?”
Understanding inappropriate sexual behavior presentations is impossible without having a clear understanding of normative sexual behavior. This workshop will review normative sexual development – birth through puberty. Developmental expectations for each phase of sexual development will be clearly outlined. This workshop will also address the confusing issues surrounding sexualized behavior presentation by the pre-school and school aged child. Discussion will include the influence of culture and media on “acceptable” behavior. Criteria will be outlined to assist in determining the necessity of clinical intervention. The role of parents, educators, health care personnel and mental health practitioners in identifying problems will be defined.
Download the Conference Brochure for registration information. Take advantage of the early bird discount and register by October 5, 2017!