Wayne Anderson started training people on human sexuality in 1971, but worked as a therapist with homosexuals, rape victims and those looking for birth control before this. Anderson established a house called Everyday People in an attempt to help those looking for guidance that wouldn’t go to the facilities set up on campus. After working with sexual trauma victims Anderson’s career evolved to working with sex offenders. This led to working with police officers and other groups that have been affected by working with traumatized people.