An integrated experimental approach to treating young people who sexually abuse.

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2004
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Abstract
This article promotes the use of an integrated (holistic) approach to treating juvenile sexual offenders. An integrated model takes into account the fact that: (a) youth are resilient, (b) youth progress through various stages of development, (c) these stages are often arrested as a result of trauma, child abuse and neglect, and attachment disorders, (d) humanistic approaches and the therapeutic relationship are essential to the healing and recovery process, (e) youth learn and work with a variety of learning styles and multiple intelligences, (f) many traditional assessment and treatment approaches can be modified and blended with an integrated approach, and (g) the use of experiential treatments can have a positive and profound impact in treating youth with sexual behavior problems.
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Authors Longo, Robert E;
Journal journal of child sexual abuse
Year 2004
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Keywords
continuing education ce attrition evaluation-educational intervention forensic nursing online/computer-based education sexual assault forensic examiners training attrition

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