For over three decades, the Pathways workbook has been a favorite resource for clinicians working with teens with sexual behavior problems.

The new fifth edition has been revised from cover to cover to make the workbook even more relevant for youths with problematic sexual behaviors, including those who have engaged in non-consensual sexual contact with peers as well as youths who have been viewing child sexual abuse materials (CSAM). Pathways, Fifth Edition, provides updated technology references while maintaining the familiar chapter organization. There is less focus on arousal conditioning methods and increased focus on building resilience and positive life experiences.

This treatment assessment protocol has been written for guiding treatment planning for women who have committed sexually motivated offenses.

The organization of this book and the included Gendered Treatment Assessment Form are intended to be compatible with those assessment approaches or methodologies derived from a strengths-based treatment paradigm.

This important new workbook focuses the Good Lives Model on women with a wide range of illegal or harmful behaviors, including but not limited to sexual abuse.

Built on the framework originated by David Prescott in Becoming the Man I Want to Be, this workbook has been adapted by Dawn Pflugradt and Bradley Allen, two leading experts in the treatment of adult women. They've given Becoming the Woman I Want to Be language and scenarios that speak directly to women, while retaining the straightforward approach originated by Prescott.

This treatment assessment protocol has been written for guiding treatment planning for women who have committed sexually motivated offenses.

The organization of this book and the included Gendered Treatment Assessment Form are intended to be compatible with those assessment approaches or methodologies derived from a strengths-based treatment paradigm.

The Spanish-language edition of Healthy Families: A Guide for Parents of Children and Adolescents with Sexual Behavior Problems. The book gives parents the knowledge they need to make positive, informed, and healthy decisions as their children proceed through the treatment process in any type of outpatient or residential treatment program.

Memoir and science come together in A Compelling Idea to open a window into the personal and professional journey of a “superstar psychologist.”

From the beginning of his academic career, Alan’s motivation to pursue the study of human development was personal. Having been raised in a dysfunctional family, he wanted to know why he had the problems he did and how his mental health could be improved. A Compelling Idea is his personal story of this road to discovery.