Tijdschrift voor psychiatrie · 2025
[From affect regulation to self-awareness: psychotherapy for individuals who committed sexual offenses].
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Wuyts E, Van den Wijngaert V
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BACKGROUND: Treatment of individuals who have committed sexual offenses (ISOs) is an important part of the prevention of sexual violence and is usually implemented with cognitive behavioural therapy.
AIM: To review other psychotherapeutic treatment methods are explored.
METHOD: A systematic literature search was conducted in two databases and further supplemented with articles from reference lists.
RESULTS: A total of thirteen articles were identified which covered treatments from experiential therapy, schema therapy, psychodynamic therapy and integrative psychotherapy.
CONCLUSION: The included articles emphasize the importance of affect regulation, traumatherapy, a thorough case conceptualization and increasing self-awareness. However, there is an important need of more recidivism research on the psychotherapeutic treatment of ISOs.
AIM: To review other psychotherapeutic treatment methods are explored.
METHOD: A systematic literature search was conducted in two databases and further supplemented with articles from reference lists.
RESULTS: A total of thirteen articles were identified which covered treatments from experiential therapy, schema therapy, psychodynamic therapy and integrative psychotherapy.
CONCLUSION: The included articles emphasize the importance of affect regulation, traumatherapy, a thorough case conceptualization and increasing self-awareness. However, there is an important need of more recidivism research on the psychotherapeutic treatment of ISOs.