Providing practical guidance on the best way to assess sexual abusers, this book fuses contemporary theory with an awareness of the subjective nature of the work. Assessment in various (clinical, legal and statutory) settings is considered and an overview of assessment methods is presented along with a detailed exposition of techniques. Previously-neglected aspects of work with sexual abusers are dealt with and links are made with fundamental aspects of risk assessment. 'A thorough and detailed overview of all the issues associated with this area of work, and in doing so provide[s] a useful and concise starting point for any newcomer to the field. The book appears to touch on all (or at the very least the key) areas of assessing those who sexually abuse. The reader can choose to read the whole book, concisely compacted into 160 pages and gain a good insight into this whole area. Alternatively, one could delve into the chapters or sections that are of primary interest and still obtain a good overview of that area and come away with a number of references for further information.' - Forensic Update
This guide, aimed at the professionals who work with men who sexually abuse children, presents detailed definitions, relevant research findings and resources on the issue. A comprehensive assessment framework includes:...
This sourcebook, the first of two volumes, helps professionals identify and assess male victims effectively. It details current research and treatment information, from cultural factors that reinforce destructive notions about...
"Sexual assault continues to be a pervasive problem, both for society in general and within the military community. To assist the Air Force in its continued efforts to combat sexual...
I found this book readable, humane and full of common sense backed up by convincing argument.
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The third limitation of efforts to engage men in sexual violence prevention, in social justice terms, is their lack of alliance with other social justice movements. In countries such as the United States and Australia such alliances are ...
Time and again they spoke of not being condemned for the sexual abuse they perpetrated. They felt the treatment group was a safe place to talk about the abuse. They took great comfort in knowing there were other women who were ...
The first book available to comprehensively address the treatment of sexually abused males, Opening the Door: A Treatment Model for Therapy with Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse is based on current research and the carefully evolved ...
Bourke, M.L. and Donohue, B. (1996) 'Assessment and treatment of juvenile sex offenders: an empirical review', ... Briggs, D., Doyle, P., Gooch, T. and Kennington, R. (1998) Assessing Men who Sexually Abuse: A Practice Guide, ...
Young men who sexually abuse is a subject of increasing concern amongst professionals. This important volume explores the current theoretical and practice issues involved in working therapeutically with young men who have sexually abused.