Adults
and Juveniles with Sexual Behavior Problems
Information
and Referrals for Adults
Stop It Now!
351 Pleasant Street, Suite B319, Northampton, MA 01060
Office: 413.587.3500 Fax: 413. 587.3505
Helpline: 1.888.PREVENT (1.888.773.8368), helpline@stopitnow.org
General inquiries: info@stopitnow.org
www.stopitnow.org
Stop It Now! offers adults the tools they need to prevent sexual abuse before a child is harmed. We provide support, information and resources that enable individuals and families to keep children safe and create healthier communities. In collaboration with our network of community-based programs, we reach out to adults who are concerned about their own or others sexualized behavior toward children.
Our website and our confidential, national toll-free HELPLINE (1.888.PREVENT) provide information, resources and referrals.
The Helpline is available Monday through Friday, 9:00AM-6:00PM
(EST) at 1.888.PREVENT (1.888.773.8368).
The Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA)
4900 SW Griffith Drive, Suite 274
Beaverton, OR 97005
(503) 643-1023 Fax (503) 643-5084
Email : atsa@atsa.com
www.atsa.com
ATSA provides referrals for affiliated sex
offender treatment providers throughout the United States. ATSA
is a professional membership association for clinicians working
with and treating sexual abusers. ATSA has local state chapters
around the nation. Their focus is on the prevention of sexual
abuse through effective management of sex offenders. It was
founded to foster research, facilitate information exchange,
further professional education, and provide advancement of professional
standards and practices in the field of sex offender evaluation
and treatment.
Child Molestation Research & Prevention Institute
P.O. Box 7593
Atlanta, GA 30357
(404) 872-5152
or
274 14th Street
Oakland, CA 94612
(510) 808-0386
contact@childmolestationprevention.org
www.childmolestationprevention.org
The Child Molestation Research & Prevention Institute is
a national science-based nonprofit organization dedicated to
preventing child sexual abuse through research, education, and
family support. Because people who develop a sexual interest
in children usually develop it during their teenage years and
even younger, its focus is on providing information to professionals
and to families about the early warning signs of a problem,
as well as the availability of early diagnosis and effective
treatment from a sex-specific specialist.
National Center on Institutions and Alternatives (NCIA)
7222 Ambassador Road
Baltimore, MD 21244
410.265.1490
Fax410.597.9656
Email: aboring@ncianet.org
http://www.ncianet.org
NCIA is a private non-profit agency providing
training, technical assistance, research and direct services
to criminal justice, social services, and mental health organizations
and clients across the county. They work on assessment
and planning to reduce institutional overcrowding, alternative
sentencing, community integration of juvenile and adult offenders,
mental health and developmentally disabled clients. The
organization also provides health counseling to adult and juvenile
sex offenders and their families and to victims of sexual abuse.
NCIA provides pretrial analysis, early release, community custody,
intense supervision and electronic monitoring programs.
The Safer Society Foundation, Inc. (SSFI)
PO Box 340
Brandon, VT 05733
(802) 247-3132
www.safersociety.org
A national research, advocacy and referral center dedicated
to the prevention and treatment of sexual abuse. SSFI was founded
in 1964. They offer a variety of services including the
Safer Society Press, sex offender treatment referrals, responding
to research requests, and training and consultation. Excellent
publications for treatment providers, child & adult offenders,
survivors and mandated reporters. A free catalog is available.
Sexual Abuser Treatment Referral Line
SSFI runs a national referral service for anyone interested
in locating a treatment provider for an individual with sexual
behavior problems. Available by phone (Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, EST),
fax or email.
Sex Abuse Treatment Alliance (SATA)
SATA-SORT
P.O. Box 761
Milwaukee WI 53201
(517) 482-2085 (voicemail only)
Email: help@satasort.org
SATA is a non-profit organization to prevent
sexual abuse by educating the public, supporting and working
with those who have been abused and who have abused; sharing
resources and referrals for those abused, the abusers and treatment
providers; promoting workable clinical methods for treatment
of the abused and abusers, promoting the use of restorative
justice methods, and supporting research in treating sex offenders.
SATA also provides a network of support for abusers who are
currently in treatment and answers to general questions about
sex offender treatment from the point of view of recovery. Adults
abusing or family members can request answers to questions about
jail, treatment or recovery.
The Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health
PO Box 725544
Atlanta, GA 31139
(770) 541-9912
Email: sash@sash.net
http://www.sash.net/
The Society for the Advancement
of Sexual Health is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting
public and professional awareness and understanding of addictive/compulsive
sexual behavior and its associated negative consequences. SASH
provides access to education, information and referral resources,
encouraging wellness for all those we serve.
Information
and Referrals for Juveniles Stop It Now!
351 Pleasant Street, Suite B319, Northampton, MA 01060
Office: 413.587.3500 Fax: 413. 587.3505
Helpline: 1.888.PREVENT (1.888.773.8368), helpline@stopitnow.org
General inquiries: info@stopitnow.org
www.stopitnow.org
Stop It Now! offers adults the tools they need to prevent sexual abuse before a child is harmed. We provide support, information and resources that enable individuals and families to keep children safe and create healthier communities. In collaboration with our network of community-based programs, we reach out to adults who are concerned about their own or others sexualized behavior toward children.
Our website and our confidential, national toll-free HELPLINE (1.888.PREVENT) provide information, resources and referrals.
The Helpline is available Monday through Friday, 9:00AM-6:00PM
(EST) at 1.888.PREVENT (1.888.773.8368).
The Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA)
4900 SW Griffith Drive, Suite 274
Beaverton, OR 97005
(503) 643-1023 Fax (503) 643-5084
Email : atsa@atsa.com
www.atsa.com
ATSA provides referrals for affiliated sex
offender treatment providers throughout the United States. ATSA
is a professional membership association for clinicians working
with and treating sexual abusers. ATSA has local state chapters
around the nation. Their focus is on the prevention of sexual
abuse through effective management of sex offenders. It was
founded to foster research, facilitate information exchange,
further professional education, and provide advancement of professional
standards and practices in the field of sex offender evaluation
and treatment.
National Adolescent Perpetration Network
(NAPN)
Kempe Center
1825 Marion Street
Denver, CO 80218
Office: (303) 864-5192 Fax: (303) 837-2791
Email: Ryan.Gail@tchden.org
www.kempe.org/napn
National Adolescent Perpetration Network is a cooperative network of professionals working with sexually abusive youth. NAPN provides information and referrals, hosts annual national conferences, and advocates for reasonable, evidence based responses to these youth. Individuals seeking information or treatment referrals can contact Gail Ryan.
The Safer Society Foundation, Inc. (SSFI)
PO Box 340
Brandon, VT 05733
(802) 247-3132
www.safersociety.org
A national research, advocacy and referral center dedicated
to the prevention and treatment of sexual abuse. SSFI was founded
in 1964. They offer a variety of services including the
Safer Society Press, sex offender treatment referrals, responding
to research requests, and training and consultation. Excellent
publications for treatment providers, child & adult offenders,
survivors and mandated reporters. A free catalog is available.
Sexual Abuser Treatment Referral Line
SSFI runs a national referral service for anyone interested
in locating a treatment provider for an individual with sexual
behavior problems. Available by phone (Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, EST),
fax or email.
Self-help
for Sexual Addictions
Sex Addicts Anonymous (SAA)
ISO of SAA
PO Box 70949
Houston, TX 77270
1-800-477-8191 or 1-713-869-4902 (10am - 6pm M-F)
Email: info@saa-recovery.org
www.sexaa.org/online.htm
SAA is not a therapy group, but a 12-step fellowship of men
and women who share their experience, strength and hope with
each other so that they may overcome their sexual addiction
and help others recover from sexual addiction or dependency.
SAA members define their own sexual boundaries with their sponsors
and other group members. SAA also has online meetings for addicts
Sexaholics Anonymous (SA)
PO Box 3565
Brentwood, TN 37024
(615) 370-6062 Fax (615) 370-0882
Email: saico@sa.org
www.sa.org
SA is not a therapy
group, but a 12-step fellowship of men and women who share
their experience, strength and hope with each other to solve
a common problem and help others achieve sexual sobriety.
Anyone whose lust has become an addiction and wishes to become
sexually sober is welcome. SA also has a program that
allows prisoners to receive information and be put in touch
with other sexaholics in prison. Publications, manuals,
and brochures on SA are available.
Sexual Compulsives Anonymous (SCA)
PO Box 1585
Old Chelsea Station
New York, NY 10011
1-800-977-HEAL /1-800-977-4325
Email: info@sca-recovery.org
www.sca-recovery.org
SCA is not a therapy group, but a 12-Step fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from sexual compulsion. Anyone having difficulties with sexual compulsion is welcome. SCA has state chapters, a newsletter, a support oriented chat room and an online bookstore. A list of SCA meetings can be obtained by calling or checking online.
Online
Resources
ChildLustRecovery.org - Recovery from Child Pornography
Use
http://www.childlustrecovery.org/index.html
Understanding the harm of child pornography to the user and
their family, successful recovery stories, federal and state
laws, reporting, and getting help.
Croga.org - You Can Stop!
http://www.croga.org
A free and anonymous guide to help identify and explore behaviors
associated with accessing illegal sexual images online. This
self-directed program offers techniques to cope with difficult
emotions and thoughts which impact illegal use of the Internet.
Not meant as a substitute for specialized treatment.
Cybersexualaddiction.com
www.cybersexualaddiction.com
If you or someone you know is using the computer for sexual
activities that are causing harm or losses, to themselves or
those they love, there are resources here.
Internet Behavior Consulting Company
www.internetbehavior.com/services/resource_center.htm
Cybersex addiction and internet addiction resources useful
to professionals, parents, and those concerned about their own
cybersexual behavior. Resources include an online workbook.
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