Treatment of High-Risk Sexual Offenders : An Integrated Approach.

Intro -- Title Page -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1 Background and Definitions -- 2 The Regional Treatment Centre High Intensity Sex Offender Treatment Program (RTCSOTP) -- 3 Treatment Outcome for High-Risk Violent and Sexual Offenders -- Efficacy of programs for high-risk sexual and violent offenders -- Recent research evidence -- Conclusion -- 4 Therapist and Setting Characteristics -- Therapist characteristics -- Psychopathy as a responsivity factor -- Characteristics of the treatment setting -- Conclusion -- 5 The Integrated Risk-Need-Responsivity (RNR-I) Model -- 6 Etiological Factors -- Attachment theory -- Complex post-traumatic stress disorder -- 7 Combining Attachment Theory and Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Theories of Sexual Offending -- Mental illness -- Summary -- 8 The Good Lives Model and Sexual Offending -- The RNR approach -- The Good Lives Model -- GLM vs. RNR -- 9 Therapeutic Orientation and Relevance to Assessment -- Actuarial risk assessment -- Psychometric assessment battery -- 10 Self-Management Component -- Introductory module -- Autobiography and disclosure -- Cognitive distortions -- Emotions management -- Behavioral progression -- Self-management -- 11 Social Skills and Individual Therapy -- Individual vs. group therapy -- Social skills deficits -- Social skills component -- 12 Alcohol Abuse, Drug Abuse, and Sexual Offending -- A review of the empirical literature regarding substance abuse and recidivism among sex offenders -- The RNR-I, alcohol abuse, and sexual offending: theoretical considerations -- 13 Deviant Sexual Arousal -- Sexual preference hypothesis -- Phallometric testing -- Phallometric testing at the RTCSOTP -- Conclusion -- 14 The Integrated Risk-Need-Responsivity Model (RNR-I) -- Summary and conclusions -- 15 A Model for Community Management.

Community-based research with high-risk offender populations -- Process of initial assessment in the community -- A comment about the Good Lives Model, RNR, and community assessment -- Integrated care: building on institutionally based treatment programs in community settings -- Central District (Ontario) Sex Offender Maintenance Program: model for program delivery -- Community-based outcome research in Central District (Ontario) Parole -- 16 Summary and Conclusions -- Appendix I: Decision Matrix -- Appendix II: List of Pre- and Post-treatment Measures -- Paulhus Deception Scales (PDS -- Paulhus, 1998). -- Multiphasic Sex Inventory (MSI-II) (Nichols &amp -- Molinder, 2000). -- Bumby RAPE scale (Bumby, 1996). -- Bumby MOLEST scale (Bumby, 1996). -- Miller Social Intimacy Scale (MSIS -- Miller &amp -- Lefcourt, 1982). -- UCLA Loneliness Scale - Revised (Russell et al., 1980). -- Adult Self-Expression Scale (Gay et al., 1975). -- Buss-Durkee Hostility-Guilt Inventory (Buss &amp -- Durkee, 1956). -- Coping Using Sex Inventory (CUSI -- Cortoni &amp -- Marshall, 2001). -- Relapse Prevention Assessment (Abracen et al., 1998). -- High-Risk Situations Test (HRST -- Marques et al., 1991). -- Michigan Alcohol Screening Tool (MAST -- Selzer, 1971). -- Drug Abuse Screening Test (DAST -- Skinner, 1982). -- Appendix III: Goals for Professional Growth and Development -- References -- Index -- End User License Agreement.

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