The Journey Project
Our Team
Journey Project therapists are trained and certified in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Our team includes therapists who are trained and have met fidelity in the Oklahoma Model for Problematic Sexual Behavior – Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (PSB-CBT) for both children (ages 7-12) and adolescents (ages 13+). Therapists are members of the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA).
Program Goals
- Protect and ensure safety of child victims and other children in the family
- Identify and correct the underlying dysfunction within a family that allowed and contributed to the occurrence of sexual abuse
- Prevent further incidents of sexual abuse
- Minimize the impact that trauma has had on the victim and family
- Address any other co-occurring problems that are identified
- Reduce problematic and illegal sexual behavior
How do I qualify?
The Journey Project serves child victims, siblings, non-offending parents (or step and grandparents or other caregivers), children with problematic sexual behaviors, adolescents with illegal sexual behavior and adults who have sexually offended.
The Journey Project accepts individuals and families who meet the following criteria:
- Priority is given to those referrals made by Broome and Tioga County Department of Social Services where there is a validated case of sexual abuse; also open to Family or Preventative Services.
- Individuals referred through contracts with Tioga County Department of Probation and U.S. Probation
- All other referrals are subject to program availability and at the discretion of the Program Director
For more information or to learn about the referral process contact:
The Journey Project
(607) 729-6206