An online guest lecture given to the students of PSY622 on March 30, 2021.
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Select References for Pedophilia as a Sexual Orientation
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Selected References related to the Intersection between Ethnicity, Systemic Oppression & Colonialism, the Criminal Justice System, and Risk-Relevant Propensities for Crime
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Useful Links
Sexual Behaviours Clinic, CAMH
Standardized Risk Language Resources
5 Minute Summary -> Do you speak the common [risk] language?
Prevention Project Dunkelfeld
Website: Troubled Desire