Jenny Almanzar, LCSW-R, completed her Master of Social Work degree at the Hunter College Silberman School of Social Work in their Advanced Standing program in New York, NY. Jenny is currently the Consultant for Specialized Services at the Children’s Home in Binghamton, NY where she provides specialized assessment and treatment to youth with histories of trauma and disruptive behaviors. Jenny is also a facilitator for Sexual Abuse Dynamics and Intervention Training (SADIT) through Fordham University. She is the former Director of The Journey Project at Family and Children's Counseling Services in Binghamton, NY, where she brought evidenced based treatments to the program by implementing Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Problematic Sexual Behavior - Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy and Parent Child Interaction Therapy. Jenny has been providing services since 2002 to families impacted by childhood sexual abuse, youth with problematic or illegal sexual behavior and their families, as well as adults who have sexually offended. Jenny's clinical experience highlights her belief that addressing the family system, engaging caregivers and community partnerships are key to mitigating the impact of trauma, as well as managing disruptive behaviors in children. Jenny is a national trainer and consultant with the National Center on the Sexual Behavior of Youth in both adolescent and school aged models. She is also a senior leader facilitator and a clinical trainer for the military team. Jenny advocates across New York State, to meet the needs of children and adolescents with problematic and illegal sexual behaviors. Jenny is a member of the NYS Juvenile Justice Advisory Group, the NYS Committee for Complex Needs of Children with PSB, a clinical member of ATSA and is the former co-chair of the Broome County Sexually Aggressive Youth Intervention Team.