Dr. Kelli Palfy is a writer whose work is deeply informed by her extensive background in law enforcement and psychology. She transitioned from a career in corrections and policing, where she specialized in investigating sex crimes, to pursuing a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology. Her research and clinical practice focus on understanding and addressing the often-overlooked experiences of male survivors of sexual abuse. Palfy brings a unique, empathetic perspective to complex issues, drawing from her firsthand experiences with victims and perpetrators.
This book is designed to educate parents, children & youth about the realities of being groomed and what grooming might look like. It depicts 'Jay' assisting a neighbour with his new puppies. Then touching Jay who tells his parents.
Designed to educate youth & teens about being exploited sexually by peers (human trafficking). A teen is invited to a party that turns into a photo shoot. Relays what youth should do next.