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Forensic psychotherapy
About: Forensic psychotherapy is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 113 publications have been published within this topic receiving 801 citations.
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19 Jan 2001
TL;DR: In this article, the authors present a survey of approaches to treat or not to treat sexual offenders in the criminal justice system, focusing on the financial and psychological aspects of the treatment process.
Abstract: About the Editor. List of Contributors. Preface. TO TREAT OR NOT TO TREAT? To Treat or Not to Treat?: An Historical Perspective (C. Hollin). To Treat or Not to Treat?: An Empirical Perspective (D. Cooke L. Philip). To Treat or Not to Treat?: A Financial Perspective (M. Cohen). RISK ASSESSMENT. Risk Assessment of Child Abuse (M. Herbert). Assessing Violence Risk in Mentally and Personality Disordered Individuals (C. Webster G. Bailes). Sex Offender Risk Assessment (R. Hanson). Psychophysiology and Risk Assessment (W. Murphy). Psychometric Assessment (G. Gudjonsson) Case Material and Interview (A. Beech). APPROACHES TO TREATMENT. Behavioral Approaches to Correctional Management and Rehabilitation (M. Milan). Therapeutic Community Treatment Programming in Corrections (D. Lipton). Programming in Cognitive Skills: The Reasoning and Rehabilitation Programme (D. Robinson F. Porporino). Intensive Supervision in Probation and Parole Settings (P. Gendreau, et al.). Family-Based Treatments (C. Swenson, et al.). Alternative Interventions for Juvenile Offenders: History of the Adolescent Diversion Project (W. Davidson, et al.). Delinquency Prevention Programs in Schools (D. LeMarquand R. Tremblay). Peer Group Therapy (J. Gibbs, et al.). Skills Training (C. Hollin E. Palmer). Anger Treatment with Offenders (R. Novaco, et al.). Relapse Prevention: Reconceptualization and Revision (D. Laws). Forensic Psychotherapy (C. Cordess). ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT OF OFFENDERS. Adult Sexual Offenders Against Women (W. Marshall). The Assessment and Treatment of Sexual Offenders Against Children (T. Ward, et al.). Adolescent Sexual Offenders: Assessment and Treatment (S. Hudson T. Ward). Criminal Justice Programmes for Men Who Assault Their Partners (R. Dobash R. Emerson Dobash). Firesetters (D. Kolko). Assessment and Treatment: Violent Offenders (D. Polaschek N. Reynolds). Offenders with Major Mental Disorders (S. Hodgins). Offenders with Mental Retardation (K. Day). Offenders with Personality Disorders (M. McMurran). Offenders with Drink and Drug Problems (M. McMurran). Property Offences (J. McGuire). Serial Offenders (D. Gresswell). TREATMENT IN CONTEXT. Treatment in High Security Hospitals (R. Blackburn). Juvenile Offending: Treatment in Residential Settings (R. Bullock). Treatment in the Community (G. McIvor). Author Index. Subject Index.
260 citations
Book•
1 May 1998
TL;DR: Cordess and Cox as mentioned in this paper discussed the centrality of supervision in forensic psychotherapy and the role of gender and race issues in working with outpatients, adolescents, group psychotherapy, and supportive psychotherapy.
Abstract: Vol 1. Mainly Theory- Dr Christopher Cordess and Dr Murray Cox. Introduction: Transference. 1. General 2. Forensic aspects: Counter-transference 1. - 2. Forensic aspects: Defence Mechanisms 1. General 2. In offender patients: Sociology and Psychotherapy: Adolescence: Theoretical aspects of working with psychosis: Theories of sexual development and offending: Theories of aggression: Victimology and PTSD: Research Methods: Vol 2. Mainly Practice - Dr Murray Cox and Dr Christopher Cordess: Introduction (to include reference to gender and race issues):What to expect from Forensc Psychotherapy: The centrality of Supervision: A. Working with out-patients: Individual psychotherapy: Group Psychotherapy: Supportive psychotherapy in Forensic Practice: The abused mentally impaired: Day Hospital treatment for Borderline and psychotic patients: Working with adolescent delinquents: B. Working in secure settings: Sex offending: Psychodynamic treatment in Regional Secure Units: The Forensic patient and the Therapeutic Community: Psychodynamics and the Special Hospital: A psychotherapist in prison: A review of research:Training.
143 citations
51 citations
Book•
30 Nov 2009
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors discuss violence and danger in the context of social policy.VIOLENCE and DANGEROUSNESS FORENSIC PSYCHOTHERAPY LAW ETHICAL ASPECTS SOCIAL POLICY INTERNATIONAL APPENDIX
Abstract: VIOLENCE AND DANGEROUSNESS FORENSIC PSYCHOTHERAPY LAW ETHICAL ASPECTS SOCIAL POLICY INTERNATIONAL APPENDIX
47 citations
Book•
22 Mar 2018
TL;DR: Though based on the work of an outpatient clinic, there are ideas and techniques that can be applied to many other settings, including prison, probation, and inpatient.
Abstract: Forensic Group Psychotherapy: The Portman Clinic Approach stands as a comprehensive account of theoretical and practical approaches to the group treatment of patients who present with problematic sexual behaviour, criminality, and violence. The first section of the book focuses upon key aspects of group analytic theory as applied to clinical work with forensic patients and describes how to provide a setting in which treatment can proceed. This is followed by a series of chapters with a clinical emphasis, providing a rich and evocative account of the challenges of working with forensic patients in groups. The guiding principle is the need to understand and work with the victim within the perpetrator. This book is a must for any clinician working with forensic patients in groups. Though based on the work of an outpatient clinic, there are ideas and techniques that can be applied to many other settings, including prison, probation, and inpatient.
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