Psychotherapy Experiences of Perpetrators of Child Sexual Abuse

Differentiating Sexual Offender Type on Measures of Impulsivity and Compulsivity

“…Due to the ethical and feasibility issues and the low base rates of captured recidivism, the field is at a loss for good process and outcome research with study features such as randomization, control groups, large sample sizes, and adequate follow-up periods. Research on recent treatment focuses have surfaced, including offender perceptions of locus of control in offender (McAnena, Crissati, & Southgate, 2016), protective factors (de Vries Robbé, Mann, Maruna, & Thornton, 2014), and measurement of client satisfaction with therapy posttreatment (Levenson, Prescott, & D'Amora, 2010;Thomas, Phillips, & Blaine, 2015). However, as research and therapy improve, it is important to continually consider empirically testing other treatment approaches depending on the type of sexual offense and offender.…”

Phenomenological and existential contributions to the study of erectile dysfunction

“…1 Merleau-Ponty’s work has been successfully applied to other fields of the study of sexuality, such as transgender studies (Ahmed 2006 ; Salamon 2010 ; Baldino 2015 ) and feminist studies (Grosz 1993 ; Heinämaa 2003 ; Olkowski and Weiss 2010 ). His works have also been used in studies related to sexual medicine (Pietz 1985 ; De Preester 2013 ; Klaeson et al 2012 ; Thomas et al 2015 ).…”