Sex Offender Treatment

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Dr Kirk Honda interviews an expert on sex offender treatment, Casey VanHoutan, LPC, SOTP. You can contact her at casey@iceprogrampdx.com.
00:00 Becoming a specialist with sexual offenders
06:03 Myths about sexual offenders
14:35 A potential profile
17:48 Sex education
25:19 Treatment & the registry
41:59 Working in the field
48:27 To Catch a Predator
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@bigwhy6845 Год назад

Thanks so much for this interview. Casey seems like someone who would really help people who've offended, who come into her office and want to work on themselves. The overall conversation reminds me of Dr. Honda's stance towards borderline people; understanding traumas, having compassion. I realize this interview people is probably not satisfying to people who just want to lambast pedophiles, without any constructive or productive element. That's why people like Kirk and Casey are therapists. They can put their biases aside and focus on actually fixing the problem to the benefit of offenders and victims. I guess we need to ask ourselves, do we want to yell at people that they're awful, or do we actually want to follow the evidence and make the world a better place?

@LB-uo7xy 6 месяцев назад

They don't care on benefiting either their clients OR their victims. Also a lot of other studies have shown that, by the time that one of them is caught with 1 child case they have had their way with dozens of children. All they care about is getting people out of PRISONERS so that THEY can make money off THEIR BACKS instead of private and state prisons making money off of THEIR BACKS. This obviously horrible woman therapist admitted that she has only 5% of her pedo clients that have most likely LIED that they NEVER OFFENDED. She's a piss poor therapist if they rates are THAT ABYSMALLY LOW! She s*cks! Also she is LITERALLY SMILING AND LAUGHING as she is talking about grapists! CHILD GRAPISTS! Can we petion to get all pedos out of jails and prisons and get HER IN? She's speaking about this topic with the curiosity and laughing detachment of a Cluster B disordered person.

@15seas Год назад

This was a really great interview, I was glued to the screen the whole time. Thanks to you for opening up the conversation on your channel and thanks to Casey for what she does and talking about it! ❤

@nadinepressey9520 8 месяцев назад

Hi how can I get in contact with Casey? I know someone in Massachusetts that needs help. Thank you

@jensenmcginness8581 Год назад

Sex offender therapist from MO. We are preaching the same things over here! “The registry” I hear you girl! We’re working for big changes too!

@leslieoconnor5289 Год назад

There is a sexual education program called Our Whole Lives that was developed by the Unitarian Universalist and United Church of Christ churches. It is completely secular except for an optional Christian component from the UCC. It approaches sexuality as being a part of the human condition and stresses respect, consent, and acceptance. There is age appropriate curriculum for kindergarten thru senior citizens and it has profound Positive impact on the attitudes toward sex of students at all age levels. In addition to being used at UU & UCC churches, many Montessori and traditional independent schools are using it. Realistic sexual education has become more important than ever in these days of more and more restrictions being placed on reproductive healthcare by the government.

@kat_likemeow Год назад

really interesting thanks for this!

@Authentistic-ism Год назад

This doesn't sound anything like the court mandated so treatment program in my state. Hearing from offenders that the treatment program is ineffective for the problem behaviors and just a revolving door with probation violations and incarceration time. Why would it very so differently from state to state?

@epileptictrees5213 Год назад

Do you live in a red state?

@MsJeanneMarie Год назад

You mean like why should it be different or are you asking why is it different? Maybe this isn’t what you’re asking but the treatments differ because criminal sentences for sex offenders are mandated by the states, not the federal government. Different states pass different laws.

@epileptictrees5213 Год назад

@@callmekirkland8 Despite the meta analyses Kaycee mentions showing it does?

@mercedeswalt6621 Год назад

This woman sounds like an uber badass!

@LB-uo7xy 6 месяцев назад

She's sh*t by her own admission but I guess not all of us have actually listened to the video. She's also laughing like a borderline psychopath when talking about child grapists.

@Chromebiscuit Год назад

Last year an assistant professor in Virginia had to resign after using the term MAPS. Do you every get worried?? Just curious

@LB-uo7xy 6 месяцев назад

She DOESN'T CARE since she sees this therapy as a joke, her clients not dangerous AND A JOKE, child victims as a joke, and she is only in it for THE MONEY. Just f*cking LISTEN to how she is SMILING AND LAUGHING as she speaks about THE WORST HUMAN TORTURERS outside of cannibals!

@magillagorilla6153 Месяц назад

When someone says MAPS I immediately discredit them. Kind of like those people who say don't say "mankind" who cares what they're called?

@Lafloofen Год назад

I wish you could make a sex ed program for my school district. It's all a mess. There's a lot of factors that need to be addressed being appropriate with age. I just feel like they are pushing things they shouldn't be. Thank you for the awareness to all the topics that are covered, I feel enlightened listening to your videos. We also need more Casey's in this world. She is wonderful. I hope that people are able to be more excepting exploring their ideas and reasons why. She's making a difference in so many lives.

@LB-uo7xy 6 месяцев назад

She's literally SMILING AND LAUGHING as she us talking about child grapists and women grapists. She's one of the WORST examples of women I have ever seen. She's also, by her own descriptions of what are her results of her work, a sh*t therapist that only has 5% succes rate when it comes to child grapists that have NEVER OFFENDED. They are talking about this like they are talking about what they ate for breakfast which is beyond inappropriate.

@bahwickee Год назад

The registry keeps neighbors and citizens informed as to the safety of their communities. I would encourage all people to review their State's online registries. After living next door to a convicted rapist as an adult and also living next door to "a prolific pedophile" (according to a Psychologist per a criminal trial) as a child, I can say without a doubt you do not truly know your neighbors. I thank God every day for a public registry so I know where these individuals live and work so I can avoid them. I also am so happy to live where there are harsh penalties for crimes against children. CSAM is not "taboo" it is pure evil.

@epileptictrees5213 Год назад

You missed the point they were making when they called it taboo.

@charlize9341 Год назад

Agree. This discussion disappointed me personally in several ways. One is the preventative advantages of a registry. They are complicated policy to implement effectively because of issues such as offenders need to live somewhere and distance requirements from schools can make many cities and towns uninhabitable, for instance. One anecdote, when I was in early elementary school we lived next to a man that invited me into his home when he saw me playing outside. I went in for snacks. Nothing bad happened, my mom noticed I was missing and freaked out yelling for me. But his intentions were not good or normal. If she had thought to look at a registry, I bet something would have been there in this case and she would have told me to stay away from him before a risk like that happened. And honestly, the registry makes information that is public easy to access. If you knew all of the names of people in your neighborhood you could look up their criminal records. It isn't exactly private information, it's just not feasible to access info on people around you that you don't know.

@epileptictrees5213 Год назад

@@charlize9341 There's no evidence that the registry actually helps anything and it's been heavily criticized by groups like the ACLU and HRW. There's a reason the US and UK are the only countries in the world with a public registry.

@bahwickee Год назад

@@epileptictrees5213 Enlighten me.

@epileptictrees5213 Год назад

@@bahwickee Taboo doesn't mean not evil. Rape and murder and incest are taboos as well (and for good reason.) Taboo just means something deeply frowned upon by society. They're saying these users seek out taboo material (like CSAM) because they need more and more extreme stuff to stimulate them. It doesn't mean it's an excuse.

@HumanHamCube Месяц назад

48:49 WTH? Encourage them to "Go to treatment" instead of exposing their attempted crime against a child?!" Whatever lady.

@fromdestructiontoredemptio2840 Год назад

My dad started abusing me when he lost his job & became a stay-at-home dad. I believe that part of it was due to toxic masculinity & him feeling like less of a man because he wasn't working. Just my theory.

@firstnamelastname2197 Год назад

Um no it’s because he is (hopefully was) a sick evil piece of work. Being a stay at home dad would only have contributed insofar as it was easier to get away with

@psiinc Год назад

No, that’s nonsense. Lots of men in same predicament would never act out such evil. That’s make believe, wishful thinking nonsense.

@sallyann985 Год назад

I can totally see someone starting to abuse their child partially from the stress of losing their job. Of course you also have to be sick in the head to be brought to that point and this comment wasn't meant to be a generalization. I don't understand all these negative responses about a situation no one here knows anything about.

@fromdestructiontoredemptio2840 Год назад

@@psiinc "Wishful thinking"? Not something I would wish for or want, so I'm not sure what you mean.

@psiinc Год назад

@@fromdestructiontoredemptio2840 , I should have been more clear. I should have said, please drop the toxic masculinity sound bites. Men are not toxic because of their masculinity. If they’re toxic, it’s a character & or moral issue.

@Xxbubbly10 Год назад

I follow girl on here that her whole channel is about sexual education

@Xxbubbly10 Год назад

Her name is Hannah witton

@kileeyXX Год назад

A big mistake? 🙃

@psiinc Год назад

Yes, until they or their children are the victims of such evil.

@LB-uo7xy 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for someone noticing the crazy unprofessional language she is using and how psychopathically detached she is when it comes to what she is talking about. Honestly she should ask a professional psychopathy disgnosis team to review her cause she is probably missing a few screws herself.😅

@magillagorilla6153 Месяц назад

@@LB-uo7xyshe calls them map implying she cares more about how they feel then the victims.

@sophies4068 Год назад

Minor attracted persons? So paedophiles.. I think there is a way to treat them but don't think it's legal unfortunately

@epileptictrees5213 Год назад

🙄

@SailorDoggo Год назад

Sicko

@sophies4068 Год назад

Oh I'm sorry that you sympathise with paedophiles.. says a lot more about you than me

@georgiawilson1242 Год назад

Its rhetoric like this that pushes so many people who struggle with being attracted to children into shame and secrecy which makes it much more likely that they will offend. We can not punish based on thoughts, that is a terrible precident to set. if we open up the conversation more to let NON OFFENDING pedophiles to be able to admit their attraction they can be able to ask for help and receive treatment. this would make them less likely to ever offend in the first place and would thus protect more children than the way you suggest.

@sophies4068 Год назад

@@georgiawilson1242 Sorry but I don't care. If you're attracted to children, you should feel ashamed. You should also be shipped off to an island where you can never interact with kids again.