Objectives
This class is designed to teach students to:
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Define paraphilic disorders as listed in the DSM-5.
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Define the different types of sexual offending.
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Define the legal definitions related to sex offending.
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Recognize the differing dynamics and underlying motives stranger rape, acquaintance rape, child molestation, incest, sexual harassment, sex addiction and paraphilias.
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Define and implement treatment strategies for sexually addictive behavior and distinguish from sex offending committed from other motivations.
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Assess impact of sex offending on the family and reunification options and strategies.
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Compare and assess behavioral, chemical, and psychotherapeutic interventions.
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Identify common problems that arise in sex offender treatment.
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Describe the protocols for treating sex offenders.
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Explain the concept of protection of the public versus best interest of the client.
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Describe the role of State or Federal Probation in sex offender treatment.
