24. - 27. August 2021, Frankfurt am Main

16. Internationale Konferenz der International Association for the Treatment of Sexual Offenders (IATSO)

Die Kriminologische Zentralstelle beteiligt sich an der Ausrichtung der 16. Internationalen Konferenz der IATSO vom 24.–27.8.2021 in Frankfurt am Main. Weitere Informationen zur Konferenz sind hier abrufbar.

Martin Rettenberger, Conference President and IATSO Secretary General
Sonja Etzler, Chair of the Local Organizing Committee
Reinhard Eher, President Elect
Sabrina Eberhaut, Conference Organizing Committee

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Plenary Sessions:

Peter Fromberger (Germany): Virtual reality applications for the treatment and risk assessment of child abusers
Alexander F. Schmidt (Germany): Recent developments in the assessment of pedohebephilic interest
Devon L. L. Polaschek (New Zealand): Understanding criminal persistence and desistance: Some implications for people identified as sexual offenders
Douglas P. Boer (Australia): Individualized treatment of sexual offenders with an intellectual or developmental disability
Robert J. McGrath (United States): Sex offender treatment in the United States: Lessons learned and future directions
Ross Bartels (United Kingdom): Distorted beliefs linked to sexual offending
Daniel Turner (Germany): Mental disorders in sexual offenders and their relevance for risk assessment.
Peer Briken (Germany): Does psychodynamic thinking still have any significance for the treatment of pedophilia?
Mark Olver (Canada): Measuring risk relevant change – implications for the therapeutic process and risk management in sexual offenders
Timm Rosburg (Switzerland): Neurophysiological correlates of pedophilia
Leigh Harkins (Canada): Incorporating sociocultural and situational factors into explanations of sexual offending
Markus Feil (Germany): The current state of psychodynamic treatment of sexual offenders
Wineke J. Smid (The Netherlands): Sexual and emotional self-regulation: a two way street
Michael H. Miner (United States): Sexual offending in adolescent males: effects of parental attachment, social experiences, and sexuality

Pre-Conference Workshops:

Peter Fromberger (Germany): Virtual reality applications for the treatment and risk assessment of child abusers: old wine in new skins?
Alexander F. Schmidt (Germany):Discussion of the usefulness of indirect latency-based assessment of pedohebephilic interest
Devon L. L. Polaschek (New Zealand): Are people who commit sexual offences a special kind of criminal? Exploring dynamic risk factors, treatment outcomes, reintegration and desistance for people with sexual and other types of convictions
Douglas P. Boer (Australia): SVR:20 Version 2 - changes and applications
Robert J. McGrath (United States): How to use the Sex Offender Treatment Intervention and Progress Scale (SOTIPS)
Ross Bartels (United Kingdom): Cognition and sexual fantasising: An updated approach to understanding sexual fantasies
Daniel Turner (Germany): Pharmacological treatment of sexual offenders - recent developments
Mark Olver (Canada): Measuring risk relevant change – implications for the therapeutic process and risk management in sexual offenders
Timm Rosburg (Switzerland): Neurophysiological correlates of pedophilia
Wineke J. Smid (The Netherlands): The big picture: sexual offending among other sexual self-regulation problem
Leigh Harkins (Canada): Incorporating sociocultural and situational factors into explanations of sexual offending
Markus Feil (Germany):The current state of psychodynamic treatment of sexual offenders
Michael H. Miner (United States): Treatment of adolescent males who have sexually offended: exploring the need for offense specific interventions

Workshops:

David S. Prescott (United States): The Good Lives Model: principles, application and implementation