Circles of Support and Accountability, Assisted Desistance and Community Transition.

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Blagden, N., Swaby, H. and Lievesley, R. 2018. Circles of Support and Accountability, Assisted Desistance and Community Transition. in: Swaby, H., Hocken, K., Lievesley, R., Blagden, N., Winder, B. and Banyard, P. (ed.) Sexual Crime and Circles of Support and Accountability London Palgrave Macmillam. pp. 25–41
AuthorsBlagden, N., Swaby, H. and Lievesley, R.
EditorsSwaby, H., Hocken, K., Lievesley, R., Blagden, N., Winder, B. and Banyard, P.
Abstract

This chapter will focus on what we know about sexual offending and desistence from sexual crime. It will contain a summary of sexual offending from a psychologist’s point of view. Both historical psychological studies and more recent developments of thinking in this area will be explored, including seminal theories of sexual offending and desistance. These are explored in relation to Circles of Support and Accountability (CoSA), and how CoSA can assist in desistance from crime where prison rehabilitation falls short. Recent research findings will be incorporated and implications for treatment and promoting desistance from crime will be explored.

Keywordssexual offending ; desistence ; psychology
Page range25–41
Year2018
Book titleSexual Crime and Circles of Support and Accountability
PublisherPalgrave Macmillam
Place of publicationLondon
ISBN978-3-030-09083-8
Web address (URL)https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-74823-8_2
Output statusPublished
Publication dates01 Jun 2018
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