It describes the differences in the types of sex offenders and presents major conclusions of research done in this area. It goes on to tell about management of violent behaviors in clinical settings and how to start the process of changing sexual violence. The book describes different historical therapy techniques and approaches that have been used and finalizes this section by posing the idea that it might be wise to assess whether therapeutic interventions have been shown to have significant effects in changing criminal behavior. It gives explanations about why people think the way they do in the roles of sexuality. Therapy is recommended to undo defenses to increase awareness of and measure the fantasies clients sustain against reality.
Treatment involves disenchantment.
The sessions must continue revealing the shortfall between the client s defensive pleasure driven dreams and reality. The book tells of ways to understand different areas of reasoning behind why a human would feel inferior and be driven to sexual problems. It is a study of many different conditions that the therapist may run across in sessions. It gives background and references to different disorders. Page 247 to 253 are applicable for this topic.