delivering knowledge strength, courage and how to control impulses by: ariel cluckey
DESCRIPTION
RECIDIVISM RATE In 2005 the recidivism rate for youth referred to the Juvenile Delinquency Unit was only 22%. That means that of the nearly 700 youth referred 78% of those youth had not reoffended within a year after their cases were closed, demonstrating that keeping kids in the communities produces positive outcomes.TRANSCRIPT
DELIVERING KNOWLEDGEStrength, courage and how to control impulses
By:Ariel Cluckey
TREATMENT GOALS
Clarifying Goal 1Responsibility-taking Goal 2CounterconditioningGoal 3PreparingGoal 4DevelopingGoal 5
http://www.180degrees.org/juvenile-services.php
RECIDIVISM RATE • In 2005 the recidivism rate for youth referred to the Juvenile Delinquency
Unit was only 22%. That means that of the nearly 700 youth referred 78% of those youth had not reoffended within a year after their cases were closed, demonstrating that keeping kids in the communities produces positive outcomes.
VICTIMOLOGY
SUCCESS
• Out patient treatment programs have a 11 - 14% offense reduction, reducing re-offenses by a third.
•One of the most important thing a person going through treatment can have is support.
SEX OFFENDER TREATMENT WORKS
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4sQl1uiBb9A
FOR MORE INFORMATION
• https://www.bja.gov/evaluation/program-corrections/sops1.htm
• http://healthland.time.com/2013/06/10/qa-what-works-in-sex-offender-treatment/
• http://www.apa.org/monitor/julaug03/newhope.aspx