ATSA 2009 Symposium Presentations Regarding the Good Lives Model
Publication year:
2009
| Cataloged on:
Aug. 16, 2012
ANNOTATION: This series of presentations look at the Good Lives Model (GLM), a “broad rehabilitation framework that aims to increase offender motivation, psychological well-being, develop healthy lives in addition to risk management,” its integration with the Self-Regulation Model (SRM), and the validity of applying GLM/SRM to the treatment of sex offenders. Presentation slides are provided for: “The Self-Regulation and Good Lives Models of Sexual Offender Treatment: A Comprehensive Analysis of Relationship to Risk, Treatment Progress, and Clinical Application” by Pamela M. Yates; “The Good Lives Model of Rehabilitation Applied to Treatment: Assessment and Relationship to Treatment Progress and Compliance” by Yates, Dominique Simons, Drew A. Kingston, and Christine Tyler; “The Self-Regulation Model of Sexual Offender Treatment: Relationship to Risk and the Good Lives Model” by Kingston, Yates, Simons, and Tyler; and “Self-Regulation Model of Sexual Offending: Treatment Compliance, Motivation, and Progress” by Simons, Yates, Kingston, and Tyler.
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