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LINK: OTHER HELPFUL RESOURCES ON PSB-CY TOPICS
The resources provided by DoD for supporting
FAP providers gives a wide variety of topics andapproaches to provide services to families of children
exhibiting and impacted by PSB-CY. Some resources
are about broader categories of childhood behaviors
while others are specific to PSB-CY. Here are links toDoD-supported platforms.
■ Virtual Lab School — https://virtuallabschool.
org This website has web-based training on arange of child and youth topics. Note that it isavailable only to individuals employed by militarychild and youth programs and requires that anadministrator set up individual accounts.
■ National Center on the Sexual Behavior ofYouth (NCSBY) — http://ncsby.org This website
provides information from a variety of sources
about the management of PSB-CY.
■ The Military Family Learning Network Series on
PSB-CY is now OpOne Readiness Knowledge
Network https://oneop.org/childsexualbehavior/This website has a variety of posts related tofamily development and early intervention
including webinars on sexual behavior in children
and youth, family violence, prevention andtreatment, technology, juvenile justice and others.
■ National Children’s Alliance (NCA) —ENGAGE Platform for Training on PSB-CY
https://learn.nationalchildrensalliance.org/psb
Much of the content of this website is directed
to child advocacy centers (CACs). The NCA
partnered with the National Center on theSexual Behavior of Youth to produce a free, twohour video training series intended for CACs

on addressing PSB-CY. The video requiresregistration.
■ The DoD Academy on Child Traumatic Stressprovides a 4-hour course on PSB-CY andcourses that support the delivery of traumainformed care for children and youth https://
nctsnacademy.org/cas/login?service=https://
nctsnacademy.org/portal/initiatessologin.
Access requires a login to the Child TraumaticStress Network. Contact Rio May Del Rosario at
RRDelRosario@mednet.ucla.edu■ The MilitaryOneSource PSB Provider Toolkit
is a major source of resources for militaryfamily-related topics. Under Benefits andResources find links to information on DoD
policies and many links and training sites forparents, clinicians, and helping professionals onunderstanding child sexual development andconcerning sexual behaviors.
https://www.militaryonesource.mil/leadersservice-providers/child-abuse-and-domesticabuse/problematic-sexual-behavior-inchildren-and-youth-toolkit/■ The Penn State Clearinghouse for Military
Family Readiness developed the NonClinical Referral Tool (NCRT) to assist in
determining if a referral or consult to FAP iswarranted an assists FAP in determining if themultidisciplinary team (MDT) needs to beengaged for a referred incident of PSVB-CY
https://psbreferraltool.militaryfamilies.psu.edu/Continued

■ The U. S. Army Military Police School conducts
a 5-day in-person training for handling PSB-CY
and in implementing trauma-focused cognitive

behavioral therapy. For more information, contact
the PSB-CY lead at the installation for enrollment
information.