Sex Offender Treatment

Daniel T. Wilcox is Managing Director of Wilcox Psychological Associates, a private clinical and forensic psychology practice.  He is a registered clinical and forensic psychologist, and honorary research fellow and lecturer at the University of Birmingham, Centre for Forensic and Criminological Psychology.  He is Editor of The Use of the Polygraph in Assessing, Treating and Supervising Sexual Offenders (Wiley, 2009).Tanya Garrett is a registered clinical and forensic psychologist in private practice and an honorary senior lecturer at the University of Birmingham Centre for Forensic and Criminological Psychology. Tanya’s published research relates to sexual violations in therapy and clinical psychology training, ethical issues in therapy, and sexual offender treatment and evaluation.Leigh Harkins is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities, University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Canada. She has experience working in treatment groups for sexual offenders, completing psychological assessments in prisons and community criminal justice settings in Canada and the UK. Leigh's published research focuses on sexual aggression, offender rehabilitation, and multiple perpetrator offending.

• About the Editors ixAbout the Contributors xForeword xviiiPreface xxiPart I Overview 11 The Continuing Need for Individualized Interventions with Sex Offenders 3Daniel T. Wilcox, Tanya Garrett, and Leigh HarkinsPart II Context Issues 92 Motivation, Compassion, and Self-care in the Treatment of Sexual Offenders 11David S. Prescott3 Ethical Issues in the Treatment of Sex Offenders: Addressing the Dual Relationship Problem 27Tony Ward4 Standard Sex Offender Assessment, Supervision, and Group Treatment 45Rosie Gray and Daniel T. WilcoxPart III Offender Issues 635 Treating Child Sex Abusers: A Person-Centered Approach 65Geraldine Akerman, Leam A. Craig, and Anthony R. Beech6 Treatment of Men Who Have Sexually Abused Adults 85Theresa A. Gannon7 The Role of Case Studies in Work with Sexually Abusive Adolescents 105Phil Rich8 Intervention Issues with a Sex Offender with Intellectual Disability 125William R. Lindsay and Amanda M. Michie9 Working with Non-Contact (Offline) Sexual Offenders 143Karen Thorne10 Interventions with an Internet Sexual Offender 163Ethel Quayle and Elizabeth Hayes11 Women Who Sexually Offend: A Case Study 181Dawn Pflugradt and Franca Cortoni12 Working with a Sexual Offender with Bipolar Disorder 199Tanya Garrett13 Treating Professionals Who Are Sexually Involved with Their Clients 222Funmilayo Rachal, Gene G. Abel, and Tanya Garrett14 Working with Zoosexual Offenders (Addressing High Levels of Deviance) 242Daniel T. Wilcox, Caroline M. Foss, and Marguerite L. Donathy15 Psychopathy and Sexual Offending 267Caroline Logan and Julie Hird16 Assessment and Treatment When Sex Is Attached to a Killing: A Case Study 286Adam J. Carter and Clive R. HollinPart IV Specialized Interventions 30517 Addressing Denial 307Jayson Ware and Leigh Harkins18 Changing Deviant Sexual Interests: Masturbatory Reconditioning with a Child Molester 327William L. Marshall19 Understanding the Journeys of High-Risk Male Sex Offenders Voluntarily Receiving Medication to Reduce Their Sexual Preoccupation and/or Hypersexuality 342Belinda Winder, Rebecca Lievesley, Helen Jane Elliott, Christine Norman, and Adarsh KaulPart V Future Practice 37120 Conclusions: Reflections and Formulations 373Leigh Harkins, Tanya Garrett, and Daniel T. WilcoxIndex 382