Stuart Allardyce is a Director at the Lucy Faithfull Foundation with responsibilities for Stop It Now! Scotland and research across the UK charity. He has worked as a social worker in the child sexual abuse field for over 20 years. He is an honorary research fellow at Strathclyde University, vice chair of the National Organisation of the Treatment of Abuse for UK and Ireland (NOTA) and co-author of ‘Working With Children and Young People Who Have Displayed Harmful Sexual Behaviour’ (Dunedin Press, 2018) and ‘Sibling sexual abuse: A Knowledge and Practice Overview’ (Centre of Expertise on Child Sexual Abuse, 2021).
Stuart has presented workshops and seminars on a number of issues related to sexual offending and sexual abuse prevention at national and international conferences, has written academic papers on a range of adolescent forensic issues and has trained staff from various agencies (including social work, police, mental health services, education and residential care) in assessment, intervention and risk management of children who display harmful sexual behaviours.
Stuart’s work with CYCJ
Managing Risk in Schools and Other Settings
Ethical Decision Making with Young People involved in Serious Offending
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