RSA views sexual offending as behavior that may be, but is not always, repetitive in nature. In some but not all cases, a sexual behavior problem may be cyclical and compulsive in nature. Therefore, there is a continuing risk that some adults who have committed sexual offenses may reoffend. However, that does not mean that all adults who have committed sexual offenses will reoffend. RSA believes that with effective treatment, supervision, and self management, a client can internalize changes that may reduce the likelihood to re-offense.
To adequately and effectively address the complex and multi-dimensional nature of sexual behavior problems, a combination of specialized treatment tracts, modalities and approaches are utilized. RSA utilizes a variety of treatment modalities and approaches to assist its clients to successfully achieve identified treatment goals. These include group therapy, individual therapy, family therapy, marital counseling, and support groups for parents, spouses and significant others.
RSA encourages the involvement of parents, spouses and significant others in the treatment of its clients, as they provide our clients with valuable pro social support and increased accountability. Our specialized treatment approaches are risk responsive and include psycho-educational, cognitive, behavioral, and process oriented components. Treatment is tailored to the unique and individual needs of each client based on an individualized treatment plan in conjunction with an appropriate placement in one of the specialized programs offered by RSA.
Good self-esteem, as well as good mental and emotional health, are necessary elements of an effective treatment plan, the ultimate goal of which is a pro social lifestyle absent sexually problematic, compulsive, and or illegal behavior. Treatment RSA views sexual offending as behavior that may be, but is not always, repetitive in nature.
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