Sex and chernobyl: An overview and theoretical basis of the sex offender treatment program at westmorland institution

Taylor, Charles; Mass, Roslyn

doi:10.1080/10720169408400046

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“…These researchers report results that appear just as promising as strict CBT approaches. At the end of 5 years, Taylor and Graham (1994) had a recidivism rate of less than 3%, and yet discussions of this integrative approach are rare in the literature.…”

Section: Medical Approaches To Treatmentmentioning

confidence: 95%

“…Despite these concerns, some states are considering requiring hormone therapy as a parole condition for sex offenders (LaFond, 2005). Miner and Dwyer (1997) and Taylor and Graham (1994) advocate for the use of relationship, rather than skill building, to increase an offender's ability to empathize with others. These researchers report results that appear just as promising as strict CBT approaches.…”

Section: Medical Approaches To Treatmentmentioning

confidence: 97%

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Sex Offenders Part I: Theories and Models of Etiology, Assessment, and Intervention

Grady

2009

Social Work in Mental Health

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Sex offenders are a growing population within both the prison system and the community mental health system. Social workers provide the majority of mental health services in this country, and therefore the profession needs to better understand this population, including the theories of etiology, methods of assessment, treatment options, evaluation strategies, and demographic characteristics for this group. This article is the first of a two-part series on sex offenders focusing primarily on the clinical issues of this population so that their needs are more accessible to social workers.

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Section: Medical Approaches To Treatmentmentioning

confidence: 95%

Section: Medical Approaches To Treatmentmentioning

confidence: 97%

Sex Offenders Part I: Theories and Models of Etiology, Assessment, and Intervention

Grady

2009

Social Work in Mental Health

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Short-Term Community-Based Treatment for Sexual Offenders: Enhancing Effectiveness

Turner

Bingham

Andrasik

2000

Sexual Addiction & Compulsivity

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The Childhood Victimization of Sex Offenders: An Underestimated Issue

Graham

1996

Int J Offender Ther Comp Criminol

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The childhood victimization of sex offenders was investigated. The victimization experiences were recorded from a treatment milieu for sex offenders. Two hundred and eighty-six offenders were involved in the study. Comparisons were done between groups to determine relationships between alienation, dissociation, social desirability, and victimization experiences. Seventy percent of the sample admitted to being sexually abused as a child, 50% admitted to physical abuse. Offenders who were both sexually and physically abused reported feeling more alienated than other offenders. Offenders who were physically abused by both parents reported higher levels of dissociation and offenders who reported no abuse also were highest in social desirability. The importance of working with the offenders' childhood victimization experience is discussed.

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Sex and chernobyl: An overview and theoretical basis of the sex offender treatment program at westmorland institution

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

Sex Offenders Part I: Theories and Models of Etiology, Assessment, and Intervention

Sex Offenders Part I: Theories and Models of Etiology, Assessment, and Intervention

Short-Term Community-Based Treatment for Sexual Offenders: Enhancing Effectiveness

The Childhood Victimization of Sex Offenders: An Underestimated Issue

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