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Juvenile Sex Offender Needs vs Education, by Craig Fredericks, MLMFT, Teen Triumph

Sexual Offender Treatment Enhanced by Consideration of Learning Styles, by Keven Lee, MFT

Let’s Talk Dope, by Richard Chreighton Cole, PhD

What Practitioners Think About Ethical Dilemmas of Post-Conviction Sex Offender Testing, by Ron Kokishh, MSW, LMFT

Risk Assessment: A Short Introduction, by Anonymous

Risk Assessment Part 2, by Anonymous

Five Years Later: Wishing I Knew Then What I Know Now, by Jennifer Morant, M.S.W.

Dressed to Heal, by Anonymous

Psychopharmacology and Juvenile Sex Offenders , by by Paul Copeland D.O. Child/Adolescent Psychiatrist & Asst. Clinical Professor, U.C.D.

[In recent discussions with Dr. Paul Copeland, I have been greatly impressed with his broad understanding and organized/methodical approach...

Developmental Disability and Culpability, by Gerry Blasingame, M.A., L.M.F.T.

The degree of culpability or level of guilt or condemnation attributed to any person who has committed a wrongful act involves several...

VICTIM WORK:FERTILE TRAINING FOR OFFENDER THERAPISTS, by Kathy Ellis, LMFT

Working with victims provides insight into work with sex offenders.Sex offender treatment requires both cognitive restructuring and the...

Internet Crimes Against Children - US Department of Justice Report, by U.S. Department of Justice

Summary of this articleUnique Characteristics of CybercrimesSeveral characteristics distinguish Internet crimes from other crimes committed...

Living with Sex Offenders: Enhancing The Containment Model, by Ron Kokish

It is no accident that Sex Offender Containment is the theme for our 2001 CCOSO conference. The number of registered sex offenders living...

Why Adults Molest Children, by Ron Kokish

The most frequently asked question about child molesters is, "why do they do it?" Child molesters themselves seem to ask it as frequently...

Victimization to Perpetrator?, by Niki Delson

There is widespread belief that child sexual victimization leads to sex offending. Often referred to as “The Cycle of Sexual Abuse” this...

Overcoming Denial Among Sexual Offenders With the Use of the Abel Assessment for Sexual Interest and Polygraph Examinations , by Gerry D. Blasingame, MA, LMFT

Program Director, Sexual Offender Rehabilitative Treatment ProgramRedding, CAOne of the initial barriers to effective assessment, treatment...

"Roofies" - Date Rape Drug, by Trinka Porrata

Abuse of flunitrazepam, trade name Rohypnol, also called roofies, roches, ruffies, ropies, R-2 (old 2 mg tablets), R-1 (new 1 mg tablets),...

Recidivism and Treatment Effectiveness with Adolescent Sexual Offenders, by Niki Delson

Prepared for the Jefferson County Commissioner's Task Force, 10/99: By Gail Ryan, MA., Director, Perpetration Prevention Program, Kempe...

Hidden Dangers On The Information Superhighway, by Matthew Rosenberg, MSW, CSW

"ARPANET," a computer program designed and implemented by the United States military in 1969, was the genesis of the Internet as we know it...

Sex Offender Treatment, by Ron Kokish

This can be a controversial subject. What constitutes success? Do we look only at sexual reoffenses, or also at related (compulsive)...

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