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30 TH NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON CHILD ABUSEIS HONOR ED TO HAVE THENATIONAL CENTER FOR MISSING& EXPLOITED CHILDREN’S (NCMEC)CHILD VICTIM IDENTIFICATION LABWITH US ONCE AGAIN.Many children have been rescued from further sexual abuse because a cluein the background of child pornography images led to the location of theirabuse. NCMEC is proud to host the Child Victim Identification Lab, aninitiative designed to assist law enforcement in its efforts to identify andrescue child sexual abuse victims.NCMEC is pleased to offer all registered participants at this year’s NCAC Symposium a glimpse into thispowerful law enforcement tool designed to rescue children. Within this interactive lab, computers will beavailable for participants to access background identifiers and audio clues in hopes that these items maybe recognizable or familiar to Lab participants. Accompanying each sanitized picture will be a real-timemessage thread where participants can post their comments and suggestions. You may have the piece of thepuzzle that could lead to the rescue of a child victim.Stop by to participate and learn how you can be a part of these efforts all year long.NOTE: ALL REGISTERED CONFERENCE ATTENDEES ARE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS LAB; HOWEVER DUETO THE SENSITIVITY OF THIS ISSUE, PLEASE MAKE SURE TO WEAR YOUR CONFERENCE BADGE AND BRINGPROOF OF IDENTITY TO GAIN ENTRY.NCMEC’s Victim Identification Lab is located in South Hall Meeting Room 2 (SH Meeting 2). The Lab isopen Tuesday from 10:00 AM–5:00 PM, and Wednesday & Thursday from 8:00 AM–5:00 PM.6The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children’s (NCMEC) Child Victim Identification Lab

SCANUse your mobile device to scan the QR codesoutside the meeting room door at the beginningof each session for instant access to handouts.If you need assistance please come to theInformation Desk.SYMPOSIUMPROGR A M T R ACK SThe following section outlines the workshops presented during the 30th National Symposium on Child Abuse. The room location (e.g.NH UL: Salon 1), content level and program track (e.g. ADM) are listed with each workshop. Following is a key to the program tracks foreach workshop. Tracks are provided to indicate the primary audience(s) for whom each workshop would be most applicable. However,Symposium is a multidisciplinary conference, and you are encouraged to cross discipline lines and attend any and all sessions of yourchoice. The key to the room locations can be found on the Von Braun Center map, on the next page.ADM:ADMINISTRATIONLEG:LEGALALL:ALL DISCIPLINESMED:MEDICALCPS:CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICESMH/T:MENTAL HEALTH/TREATMENTCSEC:COMMERCIAL SEXUALPRE:PREVENTIONVA:VICTIM ADVOCACYWEL:WELLNESSEXPLOITATION OF CHILDRENICAC:INTERNET CRIMES AGAINST CHILDRENINT:INTERVIEWINGLE:LAW ENFORCEMENTSymposium Program Tracks7

VON BRAUN CENTER MAPWI-FIWireless Internet access is provided free ofcharge for all Symposium attendees. To connect,use the SSID: NCAC; Password Sympo30*For up-to-the-minute Symposium newsand information, follow us on Twitter:@ncactraining or #NCACSympoMap not to scale8Von Braun Center Map

WHO, WHAT, WHEN & AGAINHere is a listing of our presenters in alphabetical order, along with their workshop titles and the sessions in which they’ll be presenting. Thenext section of this booklet lists workshops by day and session number and provides workshop descriptions and locations. We thank ourpresenters for their dedication to their professions, as well as their willingness to teach us what they’ve learned.aDAN ADAMS, MSGrand Rapids Police Department – Grand Rapids, MISession I – Understanding Grooming BehaviorJULIE ALEX ANDER, PhDPAR – Lutz, FLSession V – Program Directors: Guidelines for Understanding andChoosing Standardized Assessment ToolsSession VI – Program Directors: Round Table Discussion RegardingImplementation of Standardized Assessment ToolsSession IX – Specialized Mental Health Services: Standardized,Multi-Dimensional Assessment of Child Trauma SymptomsSHELLEY ALLWANGNational Center for Missing and Exploited Children – Alexandria, VASession III – Once the Shutter Snaps: The Continued Victimizationfrom Child Sexual Abuse ImagesCHRISTOPHER ANDERSON, BAMaleSurvivor – New York, NYSession VIII – Effectively Engaging Male Survivors of Sexual AbuseKENNETH ANDERSON, BA, MSMaximum LIfe Enhancement, Inc. – Huntsville, ALSession VIII – Using Effective Media Relations & Social Media toTell Your StorySANDR A AZAR, PhDNetwork on Child Protection and Well-Being,The Pennsylvania State University – University Park, PASession IV – Child Neglect and Parental Cognitive Limitations:Implications for Capacity Building in CPSbGEORGIA BABATSIKOS, PhDDeakin University – Burwood, AustraliaSession I – The Role of Fathers in Preventing Child Sexual Abuse:Recommendations from Prevention ProgrammingK AR EN BAKER, MSWNational Sexual Violence Resource Center – Enola, PASession VII – Preventing Child Sexual Abuse: Casting a WiderPrevention NetNOR A BALADERIAN, PhDDisability and Abuse Project – Los Angeles, CASession I – Reduce the Risk of Abuse of Children with Intellectual andCognitive Disabilities: A How-To GuideSession V – How to Conduct an Effective Forensic Interview withChildren with Developmental DisabilitiesMATTHEW BATES, JDSummit County Attorney’s Office – Park City, UTSession III – Co-presenter: Inside the Mind of a “Newborn CareSpecialist,” Nanny, and Serial Child Abuser: Aubrey Alta AndersonJOHN BENTONConsultant – Tarpon Springs, FLSession II – Co-presenter: “Beyond A Shadow of a Doubt” A Male’sSurvivor Story and the InvestigationELIZABETH BOUCHARD, BAChildren’s Advocacy Center of Suffolk County/Support to EndExploitation Now (SEEN) Coalition – Boston, MASession II – Co-presenter: A Collaborative, MultidisciplinaryResponse to Commercial Sexual Exploitation of ChildrenAR ETHA BR ACY, BSAlabama Child Death Review System – Montgomery, ALSession I – Co-presenter: Infant Sleep-Related Deaths: SUID, SIDS,Suffocation, or Something Else?Session III – Co-presenter: Emerging Trends and DefinitionalChanges in Child Fatality ReviewJULIE BR AND, MSCAPER Consulting – Henderson, NVSession IV – The Best Kept Secret: Mother-Daughter Sexual AbuseSession V – A Close-up Look at Female Sex Offenders in Positions of TrustSession X – Resiliency 101: From Victim to SurvivorLAWR ENCE BR AUNSTEIN, JDBraunstein & Zuckerman, Esqs. – White Plains, NYSession IV – How Not To Help the Defense Attorney inChild Sex Abuse CasesSession VII/VIII – Trial Practice/Courtroom Psychologyfor Law EnforcementMELANIE BRUCHET, JDBibb County District Attorney’s Office – Macon, GASession IV – Co-presenter: Human Trafficking and LGBTQI YouthRICHARD BUR LESON, MBA, MPHAlabama Department of Public Health – Montgomery, ALSession I – Infant Sleep-Related Deaths: SUID, SIDS, Suffocation, orSomething Else?Session III – Emerging Trends and Definitional Changes in ChildFatality ReviewWho, What, When & Again9

WHO, WHAT, WHEN & AGAINcMICHELLE DITTON, RN, SANE-A, SANE-PForensic Nursing Specialties, Inc. – Fort Wayne, INSession III – To Tell the Truth: Do We Dare?Session V/VI – Co-presenter: Sexual Assault: Fact and FictionBETHANY CASE , MSWU.S. Department of Justice, Office for Victims of Crime –Washington, DCSession I – Sexual Abuse, Trafficking, and CSEC: An IntegratedApproach to Serving VictimsSession V – Through My Eyes: Responding to Child Victims andWitnesses (Repeated in Session IX)Session IX – Through My Eyes: Responding to Child Victims andWitnesses (Repeated from Session V)ROBIN CASTLE , MAPrevent Child Abuse Vermont – Montpelier, VTSession IX/X – Working with Victims and Parents: How toAddress Concerns of Re-VictimizationANDR A CHAMBER LIN, MANational Children’s Advocacy Center – Huntsville, ALSession VII – More Than We Know: Poly-victimization and theNeed for Comprehensive InterviewsSession VIII – Co-presenter: Working Toward Consensus in ChildForensic InterviewingTHOMAS CHEETHAM, MDTennessee Department of Children’s Services – Nashville, TNSession II – Co-presenter: Child Death Review: Learning to Increase SafetyMAIA CHRISTOPHER, BAAssociation for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers – Beaverton, ORSession VII – Co-presenter: Preventing Child Sexual Abuse:Casting a Wider Prevention NetJANICE CHURCH, PhDUniversity of Arkansas for Medical Sciences – Little Rock, ARSession II – Sexual Abuse Management Teams: Partnering toManage Juvenile Sexual Offenders and Their VictimsDON COLCOLOUGH, BS, CISSP, CIPPThe NEEDS for Children Foundation – Columbus, GASession IX – NEEDS for Children – Identifying Exploited Childrenwith Digital Camera TechnologyMICHAEL CULL , PhDVanderbilt University – Nashville, TNSession III – Co-presenter: Safety Systems in Child Welfare:Assessment of Safety CulturedAL DANNAFlorida Department of Law Enforcement – Tampa, FLSession II – “Beyond A Shadow of a Doubt” A Male’s SurvivorStory and the InvestigationSession IV – Interviewing Child Molesters10Who, What, When & AgainCYM DOGGETT, MSWSouthern Regional Children’s Advocacy Center – Huntsville, ALSession VIII – Avoiding MDT Shipwrecks.Plug the Holes and Bailthe Water!KEVIN DOYLE , JDNew Haven State’s Attorney’s Office – New Haven, CTSession II – Getting It Right the First Time: Proving the Case Duringthe Investigative PhaseeTYSON ELLIOTT, BSInternational Association of Human Trafficking Investigators –Gainesville, FLSession III – Domestic Minor Sex TraffickingfK ATHLEEN FALLER, MSW, PhDUniversity of Michigan – Ann Arbor, MISession VI – The Coached ChildSession IX – The Importance of Early, Comprehensive, MultidisciplinaryAssessments of Families Involved in Child Welfare CasesK AR EN FARST, MDUniversity of Arkansas for Medical Sciences – Little Rock, ARSession I – Sexually Transmitted Infections in Child Sexual AbuseSession VI – Clash of the Experts: Medical Opinions Colliding in CourtSession VIII – Co-presenter: What Have You Read Lately?Session IX – Fractures in Child AbuseK ARISSA FAVATAState University of New York Oswego – Oswego, NYSession V – Co-presenter: Strategies for Effective Collaboration andTestimony for the Forensic InterviewerSession IX – Co-presenter: Addressing Mental Health Issues that Arisein the Forensic InterviewRISA VETRI FER MAN, JDOffice of the District Attorney, Montgomery County – Norristown, PASession 1 – Co-presenter: Inside the Mind of the Prosecutor: How toPlay Well in the Sandbox with Your DA, Instead of Getting SandKicked in Your Face

WHO, WHAT, WHEN & AGAINJORDAN GR EENBAUM, MDChildren’s Healthcare of Atlanta – Atlanta, GASession V – Healthcare Needs of the Child Victim of CommercialSexual ExploitationSession VIII – Co-presenter: What Have You Read Lately?JUSTIN FITZSIMMONS, JDSEARCH, The National Consortium for Justice Information andStatistics – Sacramento, CASession II – Authenticating Digital Evidence in Court: “We Seized it!Now What?” (Repeated in Session X)Session VI – Co-presenter: Clash of the Experts: Medical OpinionsColliding in CourtSession VIII – Preparing a Child for Court and What To Do When theChild Freezes in CourtSession X – Authenticating Digital Evidence in Court: “We Seized it!Now What?” (Repeated from Session 11)ALLISON FOSTER, PhDThe ARC – Columbia, SCSession IX – Aftermath: Parent-Child Reunification in the Wake ofUnsubstantiated Allegations of AbuseLORI FR ASIER, MDThe Pennsylvania State University, Hershey Children’s Hospital,Center for Child Protection – Hershey, PASession II – Beyond Abusive Head Trauma: Other Forms of Fatal Child AbuseSession III – Co-presenter: Inside the Mind of a “Newborn Care Specialist,”Nanny, and Serial Child Abuser: Aubrey Alta AndersonSession VII – Why Peer Review in Child Abuse Cases? Why Should We Do It?How Should We Do It? Who Should Do It?Session VIII – Co-presenter: What Have You Read Lately?gROBERT GILES, JDJudge Advocate General’s Corps, United States Navy – Washington NavyYard, DCSession I – Opening Statements and Closing Arguments in ChildAbuse CasesSession VI – Co-presenter: Clash of the Experts: Medical OpinionsColliding in CourtSession IX – Cross-examination of the Defendant and Other WitnessesSUSAN GOLFARB, MSWChildren’s Advocacy Center of Suffolk County/Support to EndExploitation Now (SEEN) Coalition – Boston, MASession II – A Collaborative, Multidisciplinary Response to CommercialSexual Exploitation of ChildrenPARIS GOODYEAR-BROWN, MSSW, LCSW, RPT-SParis and Me, Inc.: Counseling for Kids – Brentwood, TNSession VII/VIII – Tackling Touchy Subjects: Helping Parents andChildren Address Sexual Issues AppropriatelyLAURIE GR AY, JDSocratic Parenting, LLC – Fort Wayne, INSession III – Co-presenter: To Tell the Truth: Do We Dare?Session V/VI – Sexual Assault: Fact and Fiction?LAURIE GUIDRY, PsyDPsychological Consulting, Training and Assessment Services,LLC – Montague, MASession IV – Co-presenter: Child Sexual Abusers: What Do WeKnow and How Can We Use That Information to Stop andPrevent Child Sexual Abuse?hSHERRY HAMBY, PhDThe University of the South – Sewanee, TNSession I – Poly-victimization: Essential Information andImplications for TreatmentK AR EN HANGARTNER, LGSWSouthern Regional Children’s Advocacy Center – Huntsville, ALSession I – Improving Case ReviewSession IX – Help For the Stressed Out, Burned-OutMultidisciplinary TeamKERRY HANNAN, PhDBaltimore Child Abuse Center – Baltimore, MDSession VII – Forensic Interviews of Domestic Minors of SexTrafficking (DMST)R ACHEL HAPPEL , MS, LPCFederal Bureau of Investigation – Kansas City, MOSession VIII – A Picture is Worth a Thousand WordsJAKE HARDIEFederal Bureau of Investigation – Baltimore, MDSession II – FBI’s Innocence Lost National Initiative/Sex Trafficking(Repeated in Session V)Session V – FBI’s Innocence Lost National Initiative/Sex Trafficking(Repeated from Session II)NOEL HENGELBROK, BSTennessee Department of Children’s Services – Nashville, TNSession II – Child Death Review: Learning to Increase SafetySession III – Safety Systems in Child Welfare: Assessment ofSafety CultureTAMAR A HILLARD, MSWTrue North Counseling and Consulting – Barnstable, MASession V – A Pebble in the Pond: The Impact of a Mother’s CSA onher Children’s CSASession VII – Real Treatment with Real Kids: Treatment for SexuallyAbused ChildrenWho, What, When & Again11

WHO, WHAT, WHEN & AGAINSTEVEN KELLY, JDSilverman, Thompson, Slutkin & White, LLC – Baltimore, MDSession VII – Co-presenter: Understanding Civil Remedies for Victimsof Child AbuseTIA HOFFERFederal Bureau of Investigation – Baltimore, MDSession VI – Behavioral Perspective on Child Sex Offenders andCompliant Victimization (Repeated in Session IX)Session IX – Behavioral Perspective on Child Sex Offenders andCompliant Victimization (Repeated from Session VI)SUEANN KENNEY-NOZISK A, MSW, LCSW, RPT-SPlay Therapy Corner, Inc. – Las Cruces, NMSession II/III – Play & Art & Sand. Oh My!: Expressive Interventionsfor Treatment of Childhood Abuse & TraumaJIM HOLLERHoller Training – Fairfield, PASession IV- Behind the Mask of a Child Rapist – “Hope’s Journey”Session IX – Child Torture – “The American Trend”JULIE KENNISTON, MSW, LSWButler County Children’s Services – Hamilton, OHSession I – Co-presenter: The Forensic Interview as the First Step ofPreparing the Child for CourtSession VI – Forensic Interviews and Internet CrimesSession VIII – Co-presenter: Working Toward Consensus in ChildForensic InterviewingC. CURTIS HOLMES, PhDPrivate Practice – Warner Robins, GASession VII – Church Organizational Structures and Risk Factorsfor Child Sexual AbuseLANAE HOLMES, MSWNational Center for Missing and Exploited Children – Alexandria, VASession IV – Missing & Exploited: Child Sex Trafficking Reportingand Recovery PlanningSession VI – When Work Can Hurt: The Safeguard Program andEmployee ResilienceSession X – When Missing Children are Found and ExploitationUncovered: The Work of the Family Advocacy DivisionBRIAN KILLACKYInvestigative/Instructional Consultant – Chicago, ILSession V/VI – Advanced Cold Case and Long Term Missing ChildrenSession IX – Child Homicide InvestigationSession X – Protecting Child Victims of Prostitution and HumanTraffic-Related OffensesDAVID KING, MSLS, PhDNational Children’s Advocacy Center – Huntsville, ALSession V – Co-presenter: Finding the Evidence for Evidence-BasedResearch and Practice: Using CALiOK ATHY HUMMEL , MSW, LCSW, PIPChildren’s Aid Society Alabama – Birmingham, ALSession III – Unique Consequences of the Impact of Abuse on theFoster and Adoptive ChildMINDY KRONENBERG , PhDPrivate Practice – Memphis, TNSession II/III – Co-presenter:

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