Prehabilitation initiatives such as Stand Strong, Walk Tall may offer a fundamental missing component of child sexual abuse prevention efforts, given people in need of help to prevent harm are often unable to access effective interventions until they are in the justice system after acting having acted on their attractions and harmed a child. This presentation will overview the Stand Strong, Walk Tall philosophy, intervention framework, and theoretical underpinnings, and share early experiences of clinicians delivering the pilot service.