Our Youth Service Discussed on Podcast Episode
Our Youth Service Discussed on Podcast Episode
One in Ten
What's OK?, our service for youth between the ages of 14 and 21 who are struggling with sexual feelings or behaviors, is the focus of One in Ten's latest podcast episode!
One in Ten host Teresa Huizar speaks with Dr. Melissa Bright, executive director of the Center for Violence Prevention Research and partner of Stop It Now!, about Melissa's research around WhatsOK and how the service is changing narratives around youth and sexual harm, offering hope and practical solutions for prevention and support..
Along with listening to the podcast, we also encourage you to explore WhatsOK's website (whatsok.org) and Helpline (whatsok.org/ask) as well as our page recounting the history of and research done about WhatsOK.
Our partners at the Center for Violence Prevention Research's recently published paper focuses on the youth we help on WhatsOK, and explores how these youth can meaningfully and safely engage in research.
This new study uses Stop It Now! metrics to meet the need for more information about how the pandemic may have caused changes in the help-seeking behavior of people who have concerns about their thoughts and behaviors regarding children.
Reach out to our free, confidential Helpline today with your concerns, or share this invaluable resource with a friend, family member, colleague, or acquaintance who has their own questions that they would like some guidance about.