Working with Adult Men Involved in Domestic Sex Trafficking: Practical Guidance for Assessment, Treatment, and Management

Katie Gotch developed this training to provide an overview of human trafficking and the elements of trafficking, a comprehensive overview of the current research, and practical knowledge about adult men convicted of sex trafficking crimes in the United States, and to provide guidance and strategies for assessing, treating, and managing of adult men involved in domestic sex trafficking.

Ms. Gotch also reviews relevant topics such as the cultural/historical context of sex trafficking, psychopathy, and emphasizes trauma-informed approaches in assessment, treatment, and supervision.

Stress and Motivation in Sexual Abuse Treatment: Insights from the 2025 Survey

The “Stressors and Motivators Among Professionals Treating Clients Who Have Sexually Abused” survey, conducted by Safer Society Foundation, examines how stressors and motivators shape the professional experiences of those working with individuals with histories of sexual abuse towards others. The survey responded to growing concerns about workforce sustainability and the need to highlight not only the challenges of this work, but also the powerful sources of meaning and satisfaction that sustain professionals in the field. Among its key findings, the survey revealed that while burnout and professional strain remain widespread, respondents emphasized that profound personal rewards play a critical role in fostering resilience and job satisfaction.​

In this webinar, the survey’s authors—David S. Prescott, Stacey Zolondek Ginesin, & Sarah Snow Haskell—guide a discussion into the findings, exploring how stress and motivation intersect in professional practice.

Our Safe Haven: The Parenting and Caregiving Experience in Abuse Prevention

In this pair of Our Safe Haven sessions, we invite you to join Janelle Crisp, Stacey Ginesin, and David Prescott to explore these themes in a safe and supportive space. Each session begins with a focused look at the relationship between work and our roles as parents and caregivers, evolving naturally into an engaging, attendee-driven conversation shaped by shared experiences and professional insight.