Paired with Treatment Availability - All adjudicated sex offenders should be evaluated for suitable treatment. Programs should use research supported models. Treatment may include options for voluntary psycho-pharmacological options as indicated by the treating professional. Treatment Approach - Sex offender treatment is different from traditional psychotherapy. It is more confrontive, directive, structured, and focused.
Information is shared with other treatment team members, including justice officials.
Accountability - Sex offender treatment forces offenders to face the consequences of their behavior on their victims and society. Community Supervision - Sex offender treatment enhances specialized community supervision for paroled and probated sex offenders by monitoringhigh risk behavior. Juvenile Sex Offenders - Most sex offending begins during adolescence. The earlier treatment is offered, the more likely it is to prevent continual sexual offending. Upon first referral to authorities, suspected juvenile sex offenders should be evaluated by a qualified treatment provider.