Treating Sex Offenders

Focusing on sex offender treatment programs, this book provides a comprehensive introduction tailored for students and practitioners new to the field. It covers the development, theoretical foundations, and operational aspects of cognitive-behavioral approaches, along with examining their effectiveness and the challenges in evaluation. Special attention is given to the implementation of these programs in the UK, alongside insights into adaptations from the USA and Canada. It serves as a valuable resource for practitioners, health workers, and social workers involved with these programs.