Sourcebook of Treatment Programs for Sexual Offenders

A guide for the design and implementation of treatment programs, the Sourcebook emphasizes clinical issues over research and offers valuable suggestions for dealing with problems that arise in treatment. Contributors from around the world describe their work in prisons, psychiatric institutions, and community settings. Special attention is given to culturally sensitive treatments and to special populations, including professionals, clergy, juveniles, women, and the physically challenged.

Adult Male Offenders.- The Twin Rivers Sex Offender Treatment Program.- Kia Marama.- Peterhead Prison Program.- The Evolution of a Multisite Sexual Offender Treatment Program.- Ontario Penitentiaries’ Program.- The Lucy Faithfull Foundation Residential Program for Sexual Offenders.- Community-Based Treatment with Sexual Offenders.- The Portland Sexual Abuse Clinic.- Joseph J. Peters Institute Intervention Programs for Adult Sexual Offenders.- Community Treatment in the United Kingdom.- The Development and Implementation of a Regional Sex Offender Treatment Network.- Invitations to Responsibility.- Working with Sexual Offenders in Psychiatric Settings in England and Wales.- The Treatment of Sexually Aggressive Offenders in the Dr. Henri van der Hoeven Kliniek.- Sexual Offenders’ Treatment Program of the Philippe Pinel Institute of Montréal.- Treating the “Sexually Dangerous Person”.- Treatment of Adult Male Sexual Offenders in a Psychiatric Setting.- Diverse Populations.- An 11-Year Perspective of Working with Female Sexual Offenders.- Adult Intellectually Disabled Sexual Offenders.- Evaluation and Treatment of Deaf Sexual Offenders.- Clergy Offenders.- Professionals.- Children Who Molest.- Adolescent Sexual Offender Treatment at the SAFE-T Program.- Development of a Service for Sexually Abusive Adolescents in the Northeast of England.- Ethnic Populations.- Te Piriti.- Blending the Traditional with the Contemporary in the Treatment of Aboriginal Sexual Offenders.- Treatment of United States American Indians.- Australian Aborigines.- Treatment for Hispanic Sexual Offenders.- Community-Based Sexual Offender Treatment for Inner-City African-American and Latino Youth.- Conclusions and Future Directions.