Models and guidance

Models and Guidance

The AIM Project is unique in providing a comprehensive, interlinking suite of models, frameworks and practice guidance on children and adolescents with HSB, that are used internationally and extensively throughout the UK/Ireland. These practice resources are trauma informed and take a holistic approach to assessment and intervention

For quality assurance all our publications are linked to our training courses so that practitioners know how to use them and have the resource available to support them in putting their learning into practice following the course. We do not sell any publications separately from the training. For further details on each of these publications please click on the title:

• • AIM3 Assessment Model: Assessment of Adolescents and Harmful Sexual Behaviour (Leonard & Hackett, 2019)

• • AIM Assessment Model for Children Under 12 years old with Problematic or Harmful Sexual Behaviours (Carson, 2019)

• • AIM Intervention Guidance: working with Adolescents, their Families & Carers re Harmful Sexual Behaviours (Guilhermino & McCarlie, 2019)

• • AIM & NSPCC – Technology-Assisted Harmful Sexual Behaviour Practice Guidance 2^nd Edition (Allotey & Swann, 2019) – UNDER REVIEW / NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE

• • AIM Restorative Practice and Harmful Sexual Behaviour Assessment Framework and Practice Guidance (Mercer, 2020)

• • AIM Understanding and Managing Problematic and Harmful Sexual Behaviours in Education Settings. 4th Edition.  (Carson, 2021)