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Sexual behavior intervention program: an innovative level of care in male sex offender treatment.

Roseman, Christopher P.
June 4, 2015

Source: (2008) Journal of Mental Health Counseling. 30(4):297-310.

The literature does not provide practical, targeted alternatives to prosecution and incarceration for sexual offenders deemed at low risk for recidivism. The Sexual Behavior Intervention Program (SBIP) is an innovative level of care in male sex offender treatment that offers communities an option for treating sexual misconduct. SBIP is a focused, psychoeducational program rooted in the restorative justice model, one that attempts to meet the needs of both individuals and the community. (excerpt)

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