Who We Are
The Oregon Adolescent Sexual Offending Treatment Network (OASOTN) is committed to the prevention of sexual abuse by providing professional training and support, technical assistance, and legislative action. OASOTN promotes opportunities for training and collaboration of professionals that work with youth who have sexually abused. Additionally, OASOTN advocates for the highest standards in practice with youth who have sexually abused to promote individual, family, and community safety.
Upcoming Events
OATSA’s Ontario Domestic Assault Risk Assessment (ODARA)
A 6-hour Virtual Training
OATSA Integrating AI in Behavioral Health: Ethical Practice, Compliance, and Real-World Use
A 6-hour Hybrid Training (in-person location at the Grand Hotel at Bridgeport)
OATSA Static-99R, STABLE, and ACUTE Trainings
Friday September 12 and September 19
Virtual PROFESOR Training with Jim Worling
Friday October 24th from 9-4
Professional Training & Support
Technical Assistance
Legislative Action
Our Mission
Oregon Adolescent Sex Offending Treatment Network is dedicated to the effective management and treatment of sexual offending youth to promote individual, family, and community safety and wellness.
Our Objectives
Training
Provide and promote opportunities for training of best practices in the field.
Facilitate
Facilitate collaborative partnerships with professionals who work with youth and families impacted by sexual abuse.
Promotion
Promote awareness of the impact of sexually abusive behavior committed by youth.
Education
Educate local communities and the legislative body on issues pertaining to youth sexual offending behavior.
Members of OASOTN include
- Probation/Parole officers
- Treatment providers
- County juvenile departments
- DHS staff
- OYA facilities
- Community members
- Foster parents
- You!