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Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment of Sex Offenders
A Treatment Comparison and Long-Term Follow-Up Study
ROBERT J. McGRATH
Counseling Service of Addison County
STEPHEN E. HOKE
Vermont Department of Corrections
JOHN E. VOJTISEK
Middlebury College
Recidivism rates were examined for the near-exhaustive sample of 122 sex offenders placed in a rural Vermont county under correctional supervision from 1984 through 1995. Participants were at risk for an average of 62.9 months. Of this sample, 71 nonrandomized participants enrolled in a comprehensive outpatient cognitive-behavioral and relapse-prevention-based treatment program, 32 participants received less specialized mental health treatment, and the remaining 19 participants received no treatment. Pretreatment, between-group comparisons identified the no-treatment group as having more extensive criminal histories. No other statistically significant between-group differences among factors related to reoffense risk were found. At follow up, the cognitive-behavioral treatment group demonstrated a statistically significant treatment benefit. The treatment program is described.
Criminal Justice and Behavior, Vol. 25, No. 2,
203-225 (1998)
DOI: 10.1177/0093854898025002004
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