Emily Hilliard, MHC-LP
Emily Hilliard is a mental health therapist at KB Forensics and Connecting the Dots, where she specializes in the assessment, treatment, and prevention of problematic sexual behaviors across the lifespan. She has experience working with children, adolescents, adults, and caregivers navigating problematic sexual behaviors and sexualized behaviors, healthy identity and sexual development, and harmful online behaviors.
Insights into ADHD and Harmful Sexual Behaviors in Adolescents: A Conversation with Jonny Matthew
During this free webinar, Jonny Matthew—a social worker and criminologist with more than 30 years of experience—explores strategies for recognizing and responding to the needs of adolescents with ADHD. Drawing on both his professional expertise and his personal experience of living with this condition, Jonny offers insights to help practitioners support these young people in ways that reduce risk, promote recovery, and foster long-term wellbeing.
Pedophilia and CSEM Offenses: Etiological and Typological Considerations in Clinical Practice
Dr. Sonja Krstic, a research psychologist, has extensively studied pedophilia, CSEM offending, and closely related issues. Drawing on her own work as well as the broader research literature, she developed this training to help professionals translate findings into clinical decision-making and refine their understanding of how the distinguishing characteristics of individuals with pedophilic disorders convicted of contact sexual offenses differ from those convicted of CSEM offenses.
Screen to Session: Addressing Gaming and Anime Subcultures with Individuals Who Have Sexually Offended
Dr. Tracy Alvord and her colleagues, Elizabeth Bigham, Michael “Christian” Alvord, and Markus Wiegel, developed this training to examine the risks associated with, and responses to, online gaming in the context of sexual harm. Presenters review current research on sexual offending in gaming-related environments, including grooming techniques, platform affordances, and patterns of exploitation. They also discuss law-enforcement strategies for identifying and investigating sexual exploitation in gaming-related environments, including ways to recognize individuals who target minors (often referred to as “bad players”) in these spaces.