What is the lived experience of professionals working with Turtle Island  (North American)  Indigenous Minor Attracted Persons?

There is a new study about the experiences of people who Turtle Island (North American) Indigenous Minor Attracted Persons (or MAPs) that could help psych professionals better understand and help their patients attempts to seek help. For this study, you are invited to describe your experiences.

About the study:

  • Completing and submitting this online survey will take about 30-45 minutes that can be completed at your leisure
  • No identifying data is collected

Volunteers must meet these requirements:

  • 18+ years old
  • Have had a Minor Attracted Person (MAP) Indigenous to Turtle Island (North America; ie. Native Americans, First Nations, American Indians, unenrolled descendants, cultural kin, Afro-Indigenous kin, etc) tell you they are attracted to children or that they have sexually abused a child

If you do not meet the inclusion criteria but would still like to help, you can repost this to spread the word to other professionals.

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This survey is part of the doctoral study for T. Lyn. Maxwell, a Ph.D. student at Walden University. Data collection is occurring now until the threshold of participants is met.


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