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Dr. Kelli Palfy - Psychologist and Author of "Men Too"
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Voices Beyond Assault presents A Conversation with Dr. Kelli Palfy.
Dr. Palfy began her career working in adult and youth corrections. After becoming a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer, she was she assisted with the start up of the first Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) unit, specializing in sex crimes committed against children internationally, where she also conducted undercover operations online.
Upon retiring from the police force, Dr. Palfy went on to obtain her PHD in Counseling Psychology from the university of Alberta, and is a trained trauma therapist a private practice focused on male survivors of sexual abuse. She is the author of a number of books including: "Men Too – the unspoken truths about male sexual assault" and her upcoming series Creating Personal Safety for Children.
This program is presented by the Men's Division of Voices Beyond Assault and is co-hosted by survivors Craig Heiting and Lorward Choi.
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Books by Dr. Kelli Palfy
Men Too
The Unsafe Neighbor
Pawsitively Me: My Healing Journey
Unfriend Her
available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble and all major online bookstores
Contact Dr. Kelli Palfy
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