Practice Profile: Therapeutic Treatment for Juveniles Having Committed Sex Offenses

Evidence Rating for Outcomes

Crime & Delinquency | Multiple crime/offense types

Crime & Delinquency | Sex-related offenses

Crime & Delinquency | Violent offenses

Date:

Date Modified: February 7, 2020

This practice has been updated to reflect findings from a more recent meta-analysis. The original meta-analysis, by Lösel and Schmucker (2005), was reviewed in 2014 and received a Promising rating for reducing general recidivism. When a re-review of Schmucker and Lösel (2017) was conducted in 2019, the Promising rating for reducing general recidivism was maintained. Additionally, also in 2019 a new meta-analysis by Kettrey and Lipsey (2017) was added to the evidence base, The Promising rating for general recidivism continued to be maintained; however, based on the new meta-analysis, the sexual recidivism outcome rating was changed from Promising to No Effects.

Date Created: July 17, 2024
Practice Snapshot

Age: 7 - 20

Gender: Male, Female

Race/Ethnicity: White, Other

Targeted Population: Sex Offenders

Setting (Delivery): Other Community Setting, Inpatient/Outpatient, Correctional

Practice Type: Aftercare/Reentry, Cognitive Behavioral Treatment, Family Therapy, Group Therapy, Individual Therapy, Violence Prevention

Unit of Analysis: Persons