Identifying Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children

  • Amanda Pryor
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Imagine getting an after hours call from your caseworker asking if you’re interested in taking in a new child. As is common with late night phone calls, you listen closely for the pertinent details but then your caseworker discloses possible sexual behavior problems, and you go on high alert. But what does “problematic” sexual behavior […]

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Amanda Pryor

Amanda Pryor, MSW, LCSW, CSAYC, is a social worker with more than 18 years of experience. She is a graduate of Indiana University School of Social Work. Her specialty is working with children and adolescents with sexually problematic or harmful behaviors. Pryor is the director of and credentialed by Advocacy and Training Alliance. She provides credentialing services and training for professionals in the field of prevention and treatment of child and adolescent sexual behaviors. Pryor is also the child and adolescent representative on the Association for the Treatment and Prevention of Sexual Abuse Board and an ATSA Fellow.

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