MASOC

MASOC is the Massachusetts Society for a World Free of Sexual Harm by Youth. Since our founding in 1986, MASOC has provided education and training services to professionals; educated legislators on emerging issues; and coordinated efforts with the partners critical to this important work.

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MASOC MATSA Joint Conference

The 26th annual joint conference will be a virtual event on April 3 & 4, 2024.

M-CAAP

Access the latest Massachusetts Child and Adolescent Assessment Protocol, complete with on-demand trainings and more.

Lunch & Learn

Register now for our winter 2024 webinar series in collaboration with MACA.

Our Mission

MASOC’s mission is to ensure that children and adolescents with problematic or abusive sexual behaviors live healthy, safe, and productive lives.

Our Focus Areas

MASOC invests our resources in education and training because specialized assessments and treatment must be administered by professionals trained in working with this population.

Professional Education & Training

We offer individual and group trainings for professionals in treating youth with problematic sexual behaviors.

Advocacy

We offer education to legislators on issues surrounding children’s sexual safety

Community Engagement

We coordinate our efforts with both the criminal justice and survivor communities.

MASOC Commitment to Racial Justice

The MASOC Board condemns the murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, Sean Reed, Rayshard Brooks, Andres Guardado, and the thousands of others who have been brutalized or killed due to police violence and white supremacy that is part of the long history of racial violence and discrimination in this country. Each of these people are unique and loved. Their lives matter.

Find a Provider

Therapists and counselors are available to help young people who have problematic sexual behaviors. MASOC’s directory offers a simple way to identify treatment providers in your area.  

Help is available!

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