Prof Glynis Murphy, Dr Rowena Rossiter, Clare Melvin and Aida Malovic attended a recent two day training on the Good Way model of intervention for young people with harmful sexual behaviour. This was given by Lesley Ayland from WellStop in New Zealand, which has been providing professional specialist assessment and treatment for young people for over 20 years.
Some aspects of the Good Way model are also used in the Keep Safe programme: https://www.kent.ac.uk/tizard/sotsec/ySOTSEC/ySOTSEC.html
Glynis Murphy and Rowena Rossiter are accompanied in the photograph by Sharon Jennings (far right) from Bristol’s Be Safe Centre, the very first trial site for the Keep Safe programme and Lesley Ayland (far left)
