Former teen counselor sentenced for making child porn By Aaron Falk The Salt Lake Tribune Published May 15, 2012 04:08PM MDT A former counselor at a Panguitch facility for troubled teens has been sentenced to federal prison for making child pornography. U.S. District Judge Ted Stewart on Tuesday sentenced Eric Allen Glosson, 29, to 15 years in prison followed by supervised release. As part of ...

SALT LAKE CITY — A former southern Utah group home counselor has been sentenced to 15 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to making child pornography.

A 25-year-old Oxnard man has been arrested on suspicion of molesting a child in July 2010.

A youth counselor is accused of molesting an 8-year-old girl who told police the abuse occurred multiple times in an apartment.

A seven year counselor with the Pacific Camps program in Ventura is arrested for allegedly molesting a young girl under his supervision.

Wednesday May 16, 2012 PITTSFIELD -- Scott Muir, a former counselor at the former Stock bridge Plain School, was arraigned on Tuesday in Berkshire

There are some shocking allegations against a counselor and confidant in a Brooklyn community. A therapist stands accused of sexually abusing a young girl who looked to him for advice.

Thanks to a grant from a Dallas-based foundation, a local nonprofit will be able to offer counseling services for the first time in six years to those who speak only Spanish.

A family counselor and psychotherapist teaches kids how to tame their frustration and how to deliver a proper apology in the Zach Rules series from Free Spirit Publishing.Minneapolis, MN (PRWEB) May 16, 2012 Free Spirit Publishing introduces Zach Apologizes and Zach Gets Frustrated, the first two books in the Zach Rules series written by William Mulcahy and illustrated by Darren McKee. In this ...

The discovery in June 2008 was as shocking as it was horrific: a camera with explicit photos of a child who attended Washington National Cathedral’s exclusive Beauvoir elementary school, which caters to some of the area’s most powerful families. Read full article >>