Research generated by the Sexual Violence Research and Prevention Unit aims to understand, prevent and respond to sexual violence and abuse at a local, national
It was wonderful to be at the Daniel Morcombe Foundation launch of Bright Futures - a national education & training program "addressing issues of problematic and harmful sexual behaviours, technology assisted harmful sexual behaviours and child sexual exploitation" @SVRPU_Aus
New publication alert by one of our PhD students, Andrew Allen: "as an imagery impairing task, bilateral stimulation with eye movements is effective for diminishing the phenomenological properties of sexual fantasies..." @USCResearchBank@ResearchUSC_AU
https://t.co/UEiCEC59QX
New publication alert, led by one of our PhD students @jessicalockitch examining the role of guardianship in preventing institutional child sexual abuse. Free e-print copy via link 👇
https://t.co/nWZ2aI1XAe @USCResearchBank@usceduau
One of our PhD students is exploring consensual and harmful sexting among young people. Such important work to inform prevention. Please share widely among your networks. Thank you!
Opportunity to Participate in Research: If you are a professional working with females who have sexually offended, please consider participating in this important study. More information about the study here: https://t.co/ySgWlV4cRd
Please share @NOTAevents
📃New PacifiCrim Article📃
Opportunity to participate in research. Bricklyn Priebe from @SVRPU_Aus
is looking for participants for her PhD on rehabilitation of females who have engaged in harmful sexual behaviours against children.
https://t.co/xmzTchekkW
📄Sharing new publication by one of UniSC's SVRPU adjuncts @ProfSarahBrown on risk assessments for CSEM users. @usceduau@USCResearchBank@JSATandF
https://t.co/ELIuhTaG4x
📃New PacifiCrim Article📃
Opportunity to participate in research. Bricklyn Priebe from @SVRPU_Aus
is looking for participants for her PhD on rehabilitation of females who have engaged in harmful sexual behaviours against children.
https://t.co/xmzTchekkW
Our latest article published today in The @ConversationUK: Virtual child sexual abuse material depicts fictitious children – but can be used to disguise real abuse. @Christensen_LS@usceduau
"But what might be most troubling about virtual child sexual abuse material is it may still feature images and videos of real children being sexually abused." Read our latest @ConversationEDU article here: https://t.co/hxHcWHXBT2 @usceduau@SVRPU_Aus
Thanks #ANZATSA for inviting us to present our research at your recent Adolescent Roundtable in Brisbane. It was great to share practice reflections emerging from our @SVRPU_Aus research projects.
Proud to share this research by one our PhD students Andrew Allen - Sexual Fantasies and Harmful Sexual Interests: Exploring Differences in Sexual Memory Intensity and Sexual Fantasy Characteristics @USCResearchBank
https://t.co/xs0GH3SYDo
Great to see this published. There are 50 free e-copies. Please used link below to download one.
Beyond ‘what works’: implementing sex offender treatment programs in the ‘real world’ @USCResearchBank @QldCorrections
https://t.co/uUD0206vrd
Congratulations to Timea Molnar-Grant on publishing her third PhD research study: Ecosystemic and Situational Determinants in the Onset of Youth-Perpetrated Sexual Offending. Congrats Timea - proud of you! @SVRPU_Aus@ResearchUSC_AU https://t.co/mUuDQiZ0i4
Congratulations to Timea Molnar-Grant on publishing her third PhD research study: Ecosystemic and Situational Determinants in the Onset of Youth-Perpetrated Sexual Offending. Congrats Timea - proud of you! @SVRPU_Aus@ResearchUSC_AU https://t.co/mUuDQiZ0i4
Great to have this published: Effectiveness of sexual offender treatment and reintegration programs: Does program composition and sequencing matter? @QldCorrections @USCResearchBank@nadine_mckillop
https://t.co/xJWozxFm31
Thank you @JonBrown46 and @NOTAevents for having me along to discuss our recent research on the prevention of child sexual abuse. Thank you to all who attended and for engaging me in such critical and helpful discussions on the implications of this research.@SVRPU_Aus
Excited to present at the next NOTA webinar (23/2/22), on two of our recent studies on prevention. The first presentation focuses on preventing child sexual abuse in the home. The second examines public attitudes toward minor-attracted persons. @JonBrown46@NOTAevents
Our project w/ our partners Sexual Violence Research & Prevention Unit from Uni Sunshine Coast (funded by Westpac), will hopefully add some data to the big area on the map marked “No studies here at all!”
@drussellpsych@usceduau@nadine_mckillop
https://t.co/wesjvzm6ua
Taking a contextual approach to prevention is so important!
See our new paper, which introduces a contextual lens to assessment and intervention for young people who engage in harmful sexual behaviour: https://t.co/0twmidusKI