There is accruing evidence that offenders who do not complete treatment are at greater risk
of recidivism than those who do complete treatment. Profiles of non-completers show them …

This literature scoping review compared recidivism rates of moderate-and high-risk sexual
offenders who received cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) oriented treatments. Ten …

Objective: The failure of offenders to complete psychological treatment can pose significant
concerns, including increased risk for recidivism. Although a large literature identifying …

Objective: To determine whether pro-social treatment change in sexual offenders would
predict reductions in recidivism beyond static and dynamic risk factors measured at …

The current sexual offender literature focuses on recidivism reduction in an effort to increase
public safety. While cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) programs are considered a …

Prisoners' forecasts of post-release success may have implications for how they respond to
imprisonment, release, and parole decisions. We examined sentenced US and UK …

OBJECTIVE: Adolescent sex offenders (ASOs) are commonly considered a special kind of
juvenile offender, with distinct risk and etiological factors from other adolescent offenders …

For many in the community, sex offenders are seen as among the most dangerous kinds of
offender in terms of both the impact that their offending has on victims' lives and because of …

The majority of convicted sex offenders are eventually released back into the community.
Consequently, effective treatment interventions that can lower the recidivism rates of sexual …

Numerous meta-analyses and reviews have been conducted on the effectiveness of
psychological treatment of sexual offenders in reducing recidivism, but no meta-analysis has …