STARRSA Resources

STARRSA Manuals

• STARRSA CBT Manual: The STARRSA Cognitive Behavioral Treatment (CBT) program provides a clinical intervention for students accused of problematic sexual behavior and is intended for delivery by trained clinicians.
• STARRSA AP Manual: The STARRSA Active Psychoeducation (AP) program provides an educational intervention for students accused of problematic sexual behavior and is intended for delivery by trained facilitators, who need not be licensed clinicians.

STARRSA Training and Facilitation

• STARRSA Training: Klancy Street is the sole provider of training on the STARRSA CBT and AP programs.
• STARRSA Facilitation: Klancy Street facilitates the STARRSA Active Psychoeducation program for students seeking direct service and for campuses who lack a trained facilitator.

Places to find referrals

• Association for the Prevention and Treatment of Sexual Abuse (ATSA)
• Safer Society Foundation and Press (SSFI)
• AASECT website
• A local chapter of ATSA, independent groups like MASOC, or your own university graduate programs in forensic psychology, social work, etc.

Papers and Information Sources about Perpetration and Responsible Students

• NASPA:
  • 5 things Colleges and Universities can do to Provide Support Services to Respondents and respondent services
  • Expanding the Frame: Institutional Responses to Students Accused of Sexual Misconduct.
• ATSA: Addressing Sexual Misconduct
• MASOC: Campus Sexual Misconduct: Preventing and Responding to Perpetration
• SOMAPI: Overview of what we know and don’t know about adults and adolescents convicted of a sex crime.
• Campus PRISM: A report on promoting restorative initiatives for sexual misconduct on college campuses

Other programs/materials with a perpetration focus

• Let’s Talk: NSVRC information about how to talk with someone when you are concerned about their behaviors.
• WhatsOK: An online resource for questions or concerns about sexual thoughts.
• HelpWanted Prevention Intervention: Program developed at Johns Hopkins for people who are sexually attracted to children.
• Roadmap to Talking about Perpetration Prevention

PDF document of resources

Below, please find a PDF version of our resource toolkit, Campus Resources for Students Who Have Caused Sexual Harm. The black underlined text will open resource links.

If you have any questions about this resource, please contact support@klancystreet.com.