Seth Wescott

Seth Wescott is a Lecturer in Criminal Justice at the University of Kansas, bringing expertise in forensic psychology and clinical assessment. He holds a master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Emporia State University and is a Licensed Master’s Level Psychologist (LMLP). His career spans over two decades of work with individuals displaying problematic sexual behaviors in correctional and outpatient settings.

• Co-founder of Counterpoise Wellness (2021), a private practice in Kansas City
• Chair of the ATSA Public Policy Committee
• Moderator and contributor for Safer Society
• Former adjunct professor teaching forensic psychology, abnormal behavior, and assessment courses

Research and practice focus on forensic evaluation methodologies, sexual behavior interventions, and public policy frameworks. His conference presentations emphasize practical applications in treating problematic sexual behaviors and improving correctional systems.

Scientific Recognition:

• Fellow, Association for the Treatment and Prevention of Sexual Abuse (ATSA)

Wescott’s teaching philosophy emphasizes real-world applications of forensic psychology, drawing from his clinical and correctional experience. He actively bridges academic theory with professional practice through his work at Counterpoise Wellness and ATSA leadership roles.