Training

Introduction

The ERASOR (Estimate of Risk of Adolescent Sexual Offense Recidivism) is a specialized assessment tool designed to evaluate the risk of sexual offending and reoffending in adolescents and adults.

Developed through extensive research and clinical expertise, ERASOR supports decision-making in clinical settings, risk management, and treatment planning. Our training ensures that practitioners can confidently administer the assessment, interpret the results accurately, and tailor interventions effectively to reduce risk and support positive outcomes.

What the course involves

This in-depth training typically spans one or two days and provides a comprehensive overview of the ERASOR. Participants will learn about its development, theoretical foundations, and practical applications through lectures, case studies, and hands-on exercises.

The course emphasizes scoring accuracy, risk profiling, and effective communication of findings. Participants will also practice case scenario assessments to build confidence in applying ERASOR within their professional roles.

Resources & Further Reading