The page presents lists of programs and practices rated by CrimeSolutions that incorporate cognitive behavioral therapy (as of May 2016).
Practice Title | Outcome Ratings |
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Adult Sex Offender Treatment | Promising: Crime & Delinquency - Multiple crime/offense types Promising: Crime & Delinquency - Sex-related offenses No Effects: Crime & Delinquency - Violent offenses |
Interventions for Domestic Violence Offenders: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy | No Effects: Crime & Delinquency - Violent offenses No Effects: Victimization - Domestic/intimate partner/family violence |
Juvenile Sex Offender Treatment | Promising: Crime & Delinquency - Multiple crime/offense types Promising: Crime & Delinquency - Sex-related offenses No Effects: Crime & Delinquency - Violent offenses |
Motivational Interviewing for Substance Abuse | Effective: Drugs & Substance Abuse - Multiple substances |
Psychotherapies for Victims of Sexual Assault | Effective: Mental Health & Behavioral Health - Trauma/PTSD |
Targeted Truancy Interventions | Effective: Education - Attendance/truancy |
Therapeutic Approaches for Sexually Abused Children and Adolescents | Effective: Mental Health & Behavioral Health - Trauma/PTSD Effective: Mental Health & Behavioral Health - Externalizing behavior Effective: Mental Health & Behavioral Health - Internalizing behavior |
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for Moderate- and High-Risk Adult Offenders | Promising: Crime & Delinquency - Multiple crime/offense types |
About This Article
This artice appeared in NIJ Journal Issue 277, September 2016, as a sidebar to the article Does Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Work in Criminal Justice? A New Analysis from CrimeSoutions.gov by Thom Feucht and Tammy Holt.