Treatment of sex offenders in social work and mental health settings
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Treatment of sex offenders in social work and mental health settings
（The Journal of social work & human sexuality series）
Haworth Press, c1989
Available at 3 libraries
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"Has also been published as Journal of social work & human sexuality, volume 7, number 2, 1988"--T.p. verso
Includes bibliographies and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This timely book focuses on social work practice with sexual offenders in community mental health settings. Practicing professionals and academicians present both theoretical and empirical material covering three major classifications--the incest offender, the violent offender, and the social decency offender. Because today's sexual offenders are often turned away from psychiatric hospitals and instead served in open community centers, professionals in mental health centers and related human service agencies must be prepared to treat them. In this remarkably candid and instructive volume, experts equip psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, and other professionals in mental health settings with valid, up-to-date techniques for working with sexually aggressive children, mentally retarded sex offenders, and incest families.
Table of Contents
Contents Preface
Adult Male Sexual Offenders: An Overview of Treatment Techniques
Mentally Retarded Sex Offenders: Fact, Fiction, and Treatment
Treatment of Sexual Offenders in a Community Mental Health Center: An Evaluation
Incest Family Dynamics: Family Members' Perceptions Before and After Therapy
Family Centered Casework Practice With Sexually Aggressive Children
Child Protective Service Workers' Ratings of Likely Emotional Trauma to Child Sexual Abuse Victims
Relapse Prevention: A Cognitive-Behavioral Model for Treatment of the Rapist and Child Molester
Issues in Treating Sex Offenders in the Community
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