The Treatment of Two Stalkers with Intellectual Disabilities Using a Cognitive Approach

The Treatment of Two Stalkers with Intellectual Disabilities Using a Cognitive Approach

This paper reviews the classification of the sex offence of stalking and describes two men with an intellectual disability who have been convicted of offences consistent with stalking. Treatment issues are outlined and a treatment method described. One man was seen in a group for sex offenders and t...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of applied research in intellectual disabilities 1998-12, Vol.11 (4), p.333-344
Hauptverfasser: Lindsay, William R., Olley, Susan, Jack, Caroline, Morrison, Frederick, Smith, Anne H.W.
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