Understanding, Assessing, and Rehabilitating Juvenile Sexual Offenders

Abstract

Part I: Understanding the Juvenile Sexual Offender.1. Working with Juvenile Sexual Offenders: Framing the Ideas and the Tasks.2. Sexually Abusive Behaviors, Victims, and Perpetrators.3. The Juvenile Sexual Offender: Commonalities and Characteristics.4. Sexual Learning and Personal Development in the Sociocultural Environment.5. Pathways to Juvenile Sexual Offending.Part II: Assessment of the Juvenile Sexual Offender.6. Evaluation of the Juvenile Sexual Offender and the Assessment of Risk.7. The Purpose and Construction of the Structured Clinical Assessment Tool.8. Conducting the Juvenile Sexual Offender Assessment.9. Diagnosis and Assessment of Comorbidity.Part III: Treatment and Rehabilitation of the Juvenile Sexual Offender.10. Forensic Mental Health Treatment.11. Overview of Treatment.12. Rehabilitation: Treatment in Practice.13. Principles and Practices: Psychodynamic, Cognitive, and Behavioral Treatment.14. Common Factors and Evidence-Based Treatment.15. An Integrated Approach to Treatment.16. Thinking Errors and Behavioral Cycles.17. The Relapse Prevention Plan.18. Victim Clarification.19. Individual Therapy.20. Group Therapy and Group Leadership.21. Family Therapy.22. Treating the Whole Child in a Whole-Minded Manner.References.Author Index.Subject Index.

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