Additional Resources | PSB-CY Course 4
OneOp Resources
Additional resources for PSB-CY Course 4, Monitoring Safety Planning, Supervision, and Treatment Progress
- Sexual Behavior in Children and Youth (SBCY) Series
- From First Steps to Forward March: Building Military Family Readiness from Birth to Adulthood (Webinar Series) | Follows the developmental journey from a child’s earliest days through their transition into adult life, with a focus on the unique experiences of military families and those raising children with disabilities. Each session links developmental milestones to the core pillars of family readiness—ensuring children can adapt, succeed, and thrive through relocations, deployments, and shifting support systems.
- Military-Connected Youth Well-Being (Military Family Readiness Academy Series) | Dives into the issues impacting adolescents in active-duty military families while identifying approaches to best support positive youth development.
Series Resources
- Course Series Glossary and Terms
- Department of War Instructions (DOWIs) / Department of Defense Instructions (DODIs)
- DODI 6400.10, DOD Coordinated Community Response to Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children and Youth (PSB-CY)
- Military OneSource, FAQ and Resource Guide for Parents and Caregivers: Problematic Sexual Behavior in Children and Youth
- National Center on Sexual Behavior of Youth (NCSBY)
- NCSBY, Guiding Principles
- National Children’s Alliance (NCA), Addressing Youth and Children With Problematic Sexual Behaviors
- National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN)
External Resources
Lesson 3 | Development of the Safety and Supervision Plan
- NCSBY, Responding to Problem Sexual Behaviour in Children and Young People: Guidelines for Staff in Education and Care Settings (PDF)
- NCA, What Happens Now? Facing Sexual Behavior Problems With Your Child (PDF)
Lesson 5 | FAP Guidance for Referral, Monitoring, and Service Delivery
- FAP Process Map | Provides official guidance on the process of referral, monitoring, and service delivery for PSB-CY cases in the military.
- Non-Clinical Referral Tool (NCRT)
- NCSBY, Parent Safety Planning (PDF)
- Military REACH, Problematic Sexual Behavior among Children and Youth: Considerations for Reporting, Assessment, and Treatment
Lesson 7 | Developing a Safety and Supervision Plan
- NCSBY, Adolescents | Provides comprehensive details on safety planning
- See What Parents Can Do tab, then select Safety Planning
Lesson 11 | Considerations for Supervision
- Child Mind Institute
- Screen Time & Technology | Resources and guidance on screen time and technology to help children/youth build healthy digital habits and balance online and offline life.
- AI Chatbots and Teens | Article on what parents need to know — and how to talk about safety concerns
- Common Sense Media, AI Literacy Toolkit for Families |Resources that support age-appropriate conversations around AI and build the skills that kids need to thrive in a digital world.
- Digital Birds and the Bees, AI-created child sexual abuse and sexual exploitation material | Article discussing the growing phenomenon of AI-created child sexual abuse material (CSAM) and the actions society, industry, and law enforcement must take to deter the issue
Lesson 12 | Written Family Safety and Supervision Plan
- PSB Family Safety Planning (PDF) | Handout of a sample PSB Family Safety Plan from Course 3: Clinical Decision-Making and Treatment Planning.
Lesson 13 | Devon’s Family Safety and Supervision Plan
Lesson 14 | Implementing Safety and Supervision Planning
Lesson 18 | Intensity of Services
- Multisystemic Therapy (MST) | An evidence-based treatment for youth with PSB as well as other juvenile delinquency issues.
Lesson 27 | Special Topics — Visitation and Reunification
- National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC), Considering Family Reconnection and Reunification after Child Sexual Abuse: A Road Map for Advocates and Service Providers.
- NCSBY, Adolescents, see Navigating the Community Response | Review Step 7 for details on reunification.
Lesson 30 | Course Summary
Citations
Lesson 22 | Improved Residential Outcomes
- Caldwell, M. F., & Van Rybroek, G. J. (2013). Effective treatment programs for violent adolescents: Programmatic challenges and promising features. Aggression and Violent Behavior, 18(5), 571–578.
- James, S., Alemi, Q., & Zepeda, V. (2013). Effectiveness and implementation of evidence-based practices in residential care settings. Children and Youth Services Review, 35(4), 642–656.
- Lipsey, M. W. (2009). The primary factors that characterize effective interventions with juvenile offenders: A meta-analytical overview. Victims & Offenders, 4(2), 124–147.
Lesson 32 | Special Topics — Visitation and Reunification
- Page, J., & Murphy, W. D. (2017). Community reentry and family reunification. In S. Righthand & W. D. Murphy (Eds.), The Safer Society handbook of assessment and treatment of adolescents who have sexually offended. Global Institute of Forensic Research.
The above resources, links, and references may include both no cost and cost-based resources and inclusion in this list does not constitute endorsement by DOW or USDA.
