We are dedicated to providing comprehensive, multicultural assessment and treatment to adolescent and adult sexual offenders.We are committed to correcting sexually aggressive behavior in youthful and adult offenders, and preventing future offenses from taking place.We work within a multidisciplinary context, working with Child Protective Services, Police, Probation, the Judicial system and other professionals involved with the family.We utilize cognitive-behavioral interventions and emphasize monitoring and accountability.Individual, group and family therapy are provided for a minimum of one (1) year to allow sufficient time to build strong therapeutic relationships with adolescent offenders and their families and to find and address underlying concerns. Adult sexual offenders may need long-term treatment because their abuse patterns are more ingrained and harder to break.
Out-Patient Services
Psycho-Sexual Risk Assessment
Psychosexual risk assessment is a clinical interview that can also include questionnaires for client's to fill out. This assessment is used to determine the sex offender's risk to re-offend, identify risk factors, determine treatment needs, and develop a supervision plan to provide useful guidance to others working with the client. The length of psychosexual risk assessment is three to six hours.
Individual
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Group
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Polygraph
Sex offender polygraph testing uses instrumentation for the purpose of verifying the truth or detecting deception in statements by clients under court supervision and/or receiving treatment for the commission of sexual related offenses. The polygraph is used to break down denial barriers, verifying the offender's sexual history. It is also used to monitor and supervise both the progress in treatment and the conduct in the community. There are three types of polygraph examination used for sexual offenders: The Instant Offense Examination, The Sexual History Examination, and The Monitoring Examination. The length of Polygraph examination is two to four hours.