Therapist Guide for Maintaining Change

Foreword - D Richard Laws PART ONE: USING `MAINTAINING CHANGE' A Therapist Guide with Accompanying Manual for Perpetrators PART TWO: THE CHANGE PROCESS Increasing the Emphasis on Maintenance as the Offender Progresses through Therapy Monitoring the Offender's Progress PART THREE: THE PHASES OF CHANGE LINKED TO THE EXERCISES IN `MAINTAINING CHANGE: A PERSONAL RELAPSE PREVENTION MANUAL' Phase 1 From the Beginning to the Midpoint of Therapy Motivating Offenders Working with Blocks to Receptivity Working with Multidimensional Cycles of Sex Offending Building Networks - Hilary Eldridge and Jenny Still Phase 1 Phase 2 From the Midpoint of Therapy Onward Personal Relapse Prevention Manual Phase 2, Section A The Cycle and Routes to Relapse Personal Relapse Prevention Manual Phase 2, Section B Preventing and Dealing with Risky Moods Personal Relapse Prevention Manual Phase 2, Section C The Relapse Prevention Collection Building Effective Networks Phase 2 Phase 3 After Formal Therapy Post-Intervention Monitoring and Callback Continued Use of Phases 1 and 2 of the Manual Working with a Network CONCLUSION: A BROADER PERSPECTIVE ON RELAPSE PREVENTION