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Assessing Dangerousness: Violence by Sexual Offenders, Batterers, and Child Abusers    BOOK
This text addresses one of the most difficult issues in the assessment and treatment of violent individuals—assessing their degree of dangerousness and risk of recidivism. Assessing Dangerousness takes the reader through an educated discussion of the different models for assessing dangerous-ness that have appeared since the 1950’s and 1960’s up until the present and, most significantly, presents up-to-date ap-
proaches to tackling such assessment areas as physical and sexual abuse, sexual assault, and wife assault. Drawing on the research and clinic

Juvenile Sexual Offending: Causes, Consequences, and Correction  BOOK
This is the essential resource for understanding and treating young people who commit sexual offenses such as rape, exhibitionism, voyeurism, fetishism, and obscene communication. This book covers: the origins of deviant behavior, the consequences for both victim and offender, the criminal l justice and mental health systems’ response, the treatment of the perpetrator both within and with out family, and perpetration prevention.

Listening to Sex Offenders Video Series - VIDEO
A film about sex offender denial and deceit, Truth, Lies, and Sex Offenders demystifies the tech-niques sex offenders engage in to hide their crimes from themselves and others.

Sex Crimes: Patterns and Behavior  BOOK
The ongoing concerns about sex crimes continue to pique interest in related issues, research, and therapies. Like the popular first edition, the revision of Sex Crimes offers a comprehensive survey of sex offenders and offenses. The long-awaited Second Edition includes coverage of the psychological profiling of sex offenders, the often ritualistic crimes they commit, and the effect their actio

Treating Child Sex Offenders and Victims  BOOK
What forms of treatment are best suited for both the offender and the victim of child sexual abuse? How does treatment of sex offenders differ from that of other clients? Treating Child

Treating the Aftermath of Sexual Abuse: A Handbook for Working with Children in Care  BOOK
Treating the Aftermath of Sexual Abuse is a handbook for working with children in care who have been sexually abused. The authors review the impact of sexual abuse on a child's physical and emotional development and describe the effect of abuse on basic life experiences. What disti

Worth Protecting: Women, Men, and Freedom from Sexual Aggression   BOOK
Worth Protecting is designed for women and men, from the early teens through the adult years. It takes a non-adversarial approach toward understanding and avoiding sexual seduction, coercion, psychological force, and rape. The skills and insights fostered by this book, will help the reader build both greater safety and healthier relationships.