From Risk to Resilience: Considering the Whole Child MASOC Children and Adolescents Engaging in Problematic Sexual Behaviors Conference 2026
From Risk to Resilience: Considering the Whole Child MASOC Children and Adolescents Engaging in Problematic Sexual Behaviors Conference 2026
Registration is open now for MASOC’s fall conference! To celebrate MASOC’s 40th anniversary year, our conference theme is going back to our core beliefs and mission:
• Children and adolescents with harmful sexual behaviors are unique in their needs
• Their contexts change as they grow and develop
• With the right skills, resources, and structures, they can grow into adulthood with the skills and assets to live positive, abuse-free lives.
This year’s virtual and in-person agendas focus on a comprehensive, developmental approach to assessment, treatment, and resourcing of not just young people, but their families and communities, in addition to clinical modalities and tools.
This conference will be held on Monday, October 19, 2026, virtual via Zoom. Tuesday, October 20, 2026, In-person at the Best Western Royal Plaza Marlborough, MA.
Related Trainings
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Child Sexual Abuse PreventionTuesday, September 22, 10:00 am – 12:00 pmKeeping Kids Safe: Staff Training
This two-hour training will teach staff knowledge, practical skills, language, and tools to create safer environments for children and prevent child sexual abuse.
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Child Sexual Abuse PreventionTuesday, September 29, 10:00 am – 12:00 pmTechnicool: Keeping Kids Safe on The Internet
Participants in this two-hour training will have opportunities to learn and discuss best practices for keeping children and youth safe from sexual abuse in digital environments.
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Child Sexual Abuse PreventionWednesday, October 14, 10:00 am – 12:00 pmKeeping Kids Safe: Staff Training
This two-hour training will teach staff knowledge, practical skills, language, and tools to create safer environments for children and prevent child sexual abuse.
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