Otherwise, the molester will stay as he is. In other words, appropriate treatment and support can help sexual abusers overcome their offensive behavior and to become that bigger and better person. Yet many sexual abusers, even with treatment, relapse and abuse again. Counseling seems to help with overall life adjustment, but by itself does not stop sexual aggression. The study of behavior therapy's outcome is better and more positive than individual or group counseling.
Sexual abusers have good prospects for recovery when properly treated.
Appropriate treatment, which aims to control abnormal sexual fantasies, urges, and behaviors, can help stop sexual abuse. Unfortunately, there is no proven cure for sexual abusers. Not all abusers are willing to follow advice or suggestions. Designed and published by Connections Christian Counselling .