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Sexual Abuse Programs
| Child and Adolescent Victim Program |
"I am the child. What I am, the world of tomorrow will be."
- Mamie Gene Cole
The ISAT Child and Adolescent Victim Phase Program and Treatment Plan is utilized to help victims of sexual abuse in their journey toward recovery and rehabilitation. Through this program, both male and female victims of sexual abuse receive services in an outpatient setting. Treatment includes individual, group and family therapy, in addition to a parent group which provides support and assistance to parents whose children who have been sexually abused.
| Children Who Molest Children Program |
"The time to stop child abuse is now."
- National Committee for the Prevention of Child Abuse
The ISAT Children Who Molest Children Program is designed to serve young children who molest, as well as adolescent children who offend. Treatment is for both male and female children. Program therapists utilize the ISAT Children Who Molest Children Level System and Treatment Plan. Through this treatment program, children who sexually offend are expected to develop an understanding of their offense and resolve related issues. The program is structured in levels with clear goals and and objectives. Individual, group and family therapy are provided.
| Adults Molested As Children Program |
"If you cry because you've lost the sun, the tears won't let you see the stars."
- Author Unknown
The ISAT Adults Molested As Children (AMAC) Program provides services to adult survivors of sexual abuse. The AMAC program provides individual and group therapy, with couples and family therapy when appropriate. Services are provided to both male and females. The ISAT Adults Molested as Children Program is designed to provide a safe environment where individuals seeking treatment are able to begin the healing process and work toward becoming a survivor.
| Offender Programs |
ISAT offers several different programs for adult sex offenders. Each program is structured around the ISAT Sexual Offender Level System and Treatment plan. The programs include an Outpatient Program; Intensive Offender Program; Special Needs Sex Offender Program; and the Short-Term Intervention Program (STIP). All programs are available to both male and female individuals. The ISAT Sex Offender Treatment Programs are designed to involve not only the sexual offender but various family members, significant others and those individuals affected by the inappropriate and illegal behavior. Individual, group, couples, and family therapy participation is required.
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