Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children & Youth

4 CE Credits

APA, NBCC, PA SW/LPC/MFT, ACT 48, PQAS

Caitlin Frett, LPC - Director of Youth Problematic Sexual Behavior & Evidence-Based Practice at JJPI

Many professionals working with children and youth encounter sexual behaviors that raise concerns. Build confidence to recognize problematic behaviors and respond in a trauma-informed and developmentally appropriate manner, within mandated reporting guidelines.

Open to Parents & Caregivers at a Reduced Rate

Problem Sexual Behavior in Children & Youth

LIVE WEBINAR Via ZOOM

June 12, 2026; 9 am - 1 pm

  • $70.00

    Professional Rate

    Awards 4 CE Credits APA, NBCC, BCBA, PA SW/LPC/MFT, ACT 48

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  • $25.00

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Course Objectives

Distinguish between normative and problematic sexual behaviors in children and youth. Learn how to respond through a developmentally informed, trauma-responsive, and legally sound approach.

  • Distinguish between normative, cautionary, and problematic sexual behaviors in children and adolescents across developmental stages.

  • Identify risk and protective factors associated with problematic sexual behaviors, including the influence of online behaviors and environmental stressors.

  • Increase understanding of the legal implications of problematic sexual behaviors in youth, including mandated reporting responsibilities and related considerations.

  • Apply appropriate responses, safety planning strategies, and supportive interventions for youth engaging in problematic sexual behaviors.

Instructor

Caitlin Frett, LPC

JJPI Director of Youth Problematic Sexual Behavior & Evidence-Based Practice

Caitlin Frett, LPC is the Director of Youth Problematic Sexual Behavior (PSB) and Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) Program and member of Joseph J. Peter's Institute's (JJPI) IMPACT team. She is a licensed professional counselor (LPC) and experienced practitioner who has spent 15 years providing treatment to children/adolescents with trauma and problematic sexual behaviors. For the past 6 years, Caitlin has been managing a federal OJJDP grant to expand PSB therapy and training across Philadelphia. Caitlin is trained in Problematic Sexual Behavior Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (PSB-CBT) for both adolescents and children as well as Trauma Focused-Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Prolonged Exposure (PE), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT). Caitlin completed her undergraduate studies at LaSalle University and received a master’s degree at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine.

This course will benefit behavioral health clinicians and psychologists in a variety of settings, along with healthcare providers, school staff, faith-based leaders, and other helping professionals of children and youth.

Parents and caregivers are welcome and may find the information helpful.

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