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International Association for the Treatment of Sexual Offenders (IATSO)

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Save the date for the 16th IATSO Conference in Frankfurt, Germany!

September 1 - 4, 2020!

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IATSO was founded formally on March 24^th, 1998 in Caracas, Venezuela during the 5th International Conference on the Treatment of Sex Offenders. It is an international non-profit organization committed to the promotion of research of and treatment for sexual offenders throughout the world.

Goals and Objectives

The sponsorship of biennial International Conferences on the Treatment of Sexual Offenders for the dissemination of new research, treatment methods and to provide continuing education and networking opportunities
The promotion of international, regional and local conferences on the Treatment of Sexual Offenders
Updating the IATSO Standards of Care for the Treatment of Adult Sexual Offenders and the IATSO Standards of Care for the Treatment of Juvenile Sexual Offenders consistent with advances in knowledge of the treatment of sexual offenders
Advocacy of humane, dignified, comprehensive, ethical and effective treatment of sexual offenders throughout the world

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Please read this page carefully as it contains the terms and conditions of the agreement between you and the International Association for the Treatment of Sexual Offenders (IATSO – www.iatso.org).

All commitments between IATSO members and IATSO adhere to the statutes and by-laws of IATSO.

Registration and Start of Membership

We offer online registration for a IATSO 24h-membership through our website www.iatso.org.

Registration and login data are confirmed by an automatically generated email. After completing the registration process you will be asked to pay the 24h-membership fee by credit card. You will then receive an email invoice (if you do not receive an email please also check your junk folder). This membership will be activated upon receipt of the membership fee and is valid for 24 hours.

You are only able to receive a full IATSO membership by applying for it. This application must be approved by the IATSO board. A full membership is valid for the calendar year (January 1st to December 31st) and is renewed automatically if not cancelled by the member (see IATSO statutes and by-laws). The payment of the membership fee for the new year must be done by January 31st.

Invoicing Procedure, Billing and Payment Methods

Membership fees and conference registration fees are collected based on the type of subscription selected. The membership fee and conference registration fee options are shown during the online registration process. You will receive an invoice by email. Payment must be made either online by providing us with your credit card information or by making a bank wire transfer to our bank account (payment must be free of any third party charges). The registration will be invalid and your account (login) will expire if IATSO does not receive payment of your membership fee within 60 days after the receipt of the invoice.

SSL is currently the preferred method to securely transfer credit card and other sensitive data over the Internet.

Conferences

If a conference has to be cancelled by the event organizer, only the paid conference fees will be refunded. IATSO does not refund any other expenses made in connection with the conference (i.e. flight tickets, hotel reservations,...). IATSO encourages the conference attendants to take out travel insurance.

For our cancellation policy regarding conferences, please see the conference registration form.

Collection of Personal Information

IATSO collects personal information (“Membership Registration Data”) from users in order to register them as members or as conference attendants. This information includes first name, last name, date of birth, telephone number, email address and postal address. When registering as a IATSO member or for a IATSO conference, users must provide an email address and a password.

Use of Personal Information

IATSO uses personal data in order to register people as IATSO members or IATSO conference attendants. If you select the “newsletter” option, you will be provided with information and updates about IATSO.

Changes to Terms and Conditions

IATSO may update these terms and conditions for legal or regulatory purposes. Please check these terms and conditions regularly.

Miscellaneous

Since IATSO is a non-profit organization registered in Vienna, Austria, all disputes arising out of or in connection with this agreement and/or your membership shall be resolved solely by the ordinary courts in Vienna, Austria. The same applies for disputes in connection with a conference, no matter where the conference takes place.

International Association for the Treatment of Sexual Offenders (IATSO)

www.iatso.org

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January, 2011

Charter members
Uri AMIT Quincy, MA, USA	Wolfgang KOSCHER Justizanstalt Wien-Mittersteig Gaweinstal, Austria
David J. BARRY University of Rochester School of Medicine Rochester, NY, USA	Ellids KRISTENSEN Sexological Clinic, 7111, Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen University Hospital Copenhagen, Denmark
Anne Kulseng BERG Institute of Clinical Sexology and Therapy Oslo, Norway	Reuben LANG Institute of Psychology and Law Edmonton, ALB, Canada
Wolfgang BERNER Psychiatrische u. Nervenklinik, UKE, Abt. für Sexualforschung Hamburg, German	Ron LANGEVIN CAMH / University of Toronto, Law and Mental Health Programme Etobiocke, ONT, Canada
Charles M. BORDUIN University of Missouri, Dept. of Psychology, Missouri Deliquency Project Columbia, MO, USA	Thore LANGFELDT Institute for Clinical Sexology and Therapy Oslo, Norway
Isabel BOSCHI ISDE, Institute for Development Sexology Buenos Aires, Argentina	D. Richard LAWS South Island Consulting, P.O. Box 23036 Victoria, B.C., Canada
John M.W. BRADFORD University of Ottawa, The Royal Ottawa Hospital, Division of Forensic Psychiatry Ottawa, ONT, Canada	Michael MINER University of Minnesota, Program in Human Sexuality Minneapolis, MN, USA
James BREILING Impulse Control and Behavioral Disorders Program (ICBD), National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) Bethesda, MD, USA	Charles MOSER The Institute for Advanced Study of Human Sexuality San Francisco, CA, USA
Eli COLEMAN University of Minnesota, Program in Human Sexuality Minneapolis, MN, USA	Rüdiger MUELLER-ISBERNER Haina Forensic Psychiatric Hospital Haina, Germany
David DAVIS Medical Monitoring Systems, Inc.Teaneck, NJ, USA	Corby A. MYERS Cornell Abraxas LDP South Mountain, PA, USA
Margretta S. DWYER Faculty Emeritus - Univesity of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN, USA	John NIKOLAISON Institute for Clinical Sexology and Therapy Oslo, Norway
Reinhard EHER Dept. Social Psychiatry, Vienna Medical School Vienna, Austria	George PALERMO M.D.,Medical College of Wisconsin and Marquette University Milwaukee, WI, USA
John Paul FEDOROFF CAMH/University of Toronto, Law and Mental Health Programme Toronto, ONT, Canada	Friedemann PFÄFFLIN Ulm University, Forensic Psychotherapy Ulm, Germany
Lyle FOREHAND University of Maryland, Department of Psychiatry Baltimore, MD, USA	Charles PIRSEL Adult Forensic Clinic, Native Friendship Centre Prince George Prince George, B.C., Canada
Patrick FROTTIER Department of Psychiatry Vienna, Austria	Robert PRENTKY Justice Resource Institute and F & P Associates Hingham, MA, USA
Stefan FRUEHWALD Dept. Social Psychiatry, Vienna Medical School Vienna, Austria	David PRESCOTT Bennington School, Inc. Shaftsbury, USA
Don GRUBIN Newcastle City Health Headquarters, Dept. of Forensic Psychiatry, St. Nicholas´ Hospital Gosforth Newcastle upon Tyne & Wear, Great Britain	Pete RAGONESE Rochester, NY, USA
Christine GRUENHUT University of Vienna, Dept. of Psychiatry Vienna, Austria	Adrian RAINE University of Southern California USA
Gordon Nagayama HALL University of Ohio USA	Nancy RAYMOND Program in Human Sexuality, University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN, USA
R. Karl HANSON Department of the Solicitor General of Canada Ottawa, ONT, Canada	Einar O. ROGNSTAD Tonsberg, Norway
Stephen HART Simon Fraser University, Dept. of Psychology Burnaby, B.C., Canada	Eusebio RUBIO-AURIOLES Asociacion Mexicana para la Salud Sexual, A.C. Mexico D.F., Mexico
Knut HERMSTAD University Hospital of Trondheim Trondheim, Norway	Steven SAWYER Project Pathfinder Inc. St. Paul, MN, USA
Ruben J. HERNANDEZ-SERRANO M.D., Universidad Central Venezuela Caracas, Venezuela	Sissel SCHALLER Institute of Clinical Sexology and Therapy Oslo, Norway
Stephen HUCKER McMaster University, Division of Forensic Psychiatry Hamilton, ONT, Canada	Theoharis K. SEGHORN New England Forensic Association, Inc. Arlington, MA, USA
Wen JUNG-KWANG Department of Psychiatry, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital Kaohsiung Kaohsiung County, Taiwan, R.O.C.	Charlene STEEN Napa Valley Sex Offender Program Napa, CA, USA
Martin KAFKA McLean Hospital Belmont, MA, USA	Peter STOESSEL Krankenhaus des Massregelvollzuges (KMV), Station 19 Berlin, Germany
Hsueh KER-LI Department of Psychiatry, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital Kaohsiung Kaohsiung County, Taiwan, R.O.C.	Cynthia SWENSON Family Services Research Center, Dept. of Psychiatry, Medical University of South Carolina Charleston, SC, USA
Peggy J. KLEINPLATZ University of Ottawa Ottawa, ONT, Canada	Ondrej TROJAN Czech Sexological Society Prague, Czech Republic
Raymond KNIGHT Brandeis University, Dept. of Psychology, MS 062 Waltham, MA, USA	Petr WEISS Czech Sexological Society Prague, Czech Republic

Welcome to the IATSO membership application site!

If you are interested in becoming a IATSO member please have a look onto IATSO´s statutes to see whether you fulfill requirements for IATSO membership.

Download membership application form here!

Membership fees:

Individual, Academic, Asscoiate, Organizational, Institutional, Agency: 100€ per year
Student und Retired: 60€ per year
Developing countries: 30€ per year

For membership application please fax (++43 1 2706653) or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. your completed application form to IATSO. You will be informed about membership acceptance within 8 weeks.

If you only want to have access to our online services please click here!

If you want to renew a current membership, please access the IATSO member area (forgot your password?) or download the IATSO membership invoice form.

Related Institutions and Conferences:

ATSA

Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers

www.atsa.com

NOTA

The National Organisation for the Treatment of Abusers

www.nota.co.uk

IASR

International Academy of Sex Research

www.iasr.org

IALMH

International Academy of Law and Mental Health

http://www.ialmh.org

VOTA

Victorian Offender Treatment Association

http://www.vota.org.au

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To access the member-restricted area of this website

Join us at IATSO 2025

Give us input

Conferences

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Database

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IATSO was founded formally on March 24th, 1998 in Caracas, Venezuela during the 5th International Conference on the Treatment of Sex Offenders. It is an international non-profit organization committed to the promotion of research of and treatment for sexual offenders throughout the world.

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IATSO was founded formally on March 24^th, 1998 in Caracas, Venezuela during the 5th International Conference on the Treatment of Sex Offenders. It is an international non-profit organization committed to the promotion of research of and treatment for sexual offenders throughout the world.