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Journal of Sexual Aggression
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Using wilderness therapy in treating adolescent sexual offenders

Ian Lambie University of Auckland, Clinical Psychologist SAFE Adolescent Programme, Auckland
,
Lisa Hickling SAFE Adult Programme, and Steps to Safety Programme, Hamilton
,
Fred Seymour University of Auckland
,
Les Simmonds Youth Horizons Trust, Auckland
,
Marlyn Robson SAFE Adolescent Programme
&
Chanel Houlahan SAFE Adult Programme
Pages 99-117 | Published online: 31 Jan 2008

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Tracey A. Overbey, Florian Diekmann & Kristi S. Lekies. (2023) Nature-based interventions for vulnerable youth: a scoping review. International Journal of Environmental Health Research 33:1, pages 15-53.
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Jan Geary, Ian Lambie & Fred Seymour. (2011) Consumer perspectives of New Zealand community treatment programmes for sexually abusive youth. Journal of Sexual Aggression 17:2, pages 181-195.
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H. L. Gillis & Michael A. Gass. (2010) Treating Juveniles in a Sex Offender Program Using Adventure-Based Programming: A Matched Group Design. Journal of Child Sexual Abuse 19:1, pages 20-34.
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Julia Somervell & Ian Lambie. (2009) Wilderness therapy within an adolescent sexual offender treatment programme: A qualitative study. Journal of Sexual Aggression 15:2, pages 161-177.
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Ian Lambie & Fred Seymour. (2006) One size does not fit all: Future directions for the treatment of sexually abusive youth in New Zealand. Journal of Sexual Aggression 12:2, pages 175-187.
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Clare-Ann Fortune & Ian Lambie. (2004) Demographic and abuse characteristics in adolescent male sexual offenders with “special needs”. Journal of Sexual Aggression 10:1, pages 63-84.
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KeithC Russell & Jen Farnum. (2004) A concurrent model of the wilderness therapy process. Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning 4:1, pages 39-55.
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Steven M. DeMille & Marilyn J. Montgomery. 2017. Family Therapy with Adolescents in Residential Treatment. Family Therapy with Adolescents in Residential Treatment 29 48 .
Steven M. DeMille & Marilyn Montgomery. (2015) Integrating Narrative Family Therapy in an Outdoor Behavioral Healthcare Program: A Case Study. Contemporary Family Therapy 38:1, pages 3-13.
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Sarah F. Lewis. (2012) Examining changes in substance use and conduct problems among treatment‐seeking adolescents. Child and Adolescent Mental Health 18:1, pages 33-38.
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Keith C. Russell. 2012. The Oxford Handbook of Environmental and Conservation Psychology. The Oxford Handbook of Environmental and Conservation Psychology 428 444 .
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Cheryl Morse Dunkley. (2009) A therapeutic taskscape: Theorizing place-making, discipline and care at a camp for troubled youth. Health & Place 15:1, pages 88-96.
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Keith Russell, H. Lee Gillis & T. Grant Lewis. (2008) A Five-Year Follow-Up of a Survey of North American Outdoor Behavioral Healthcare Programs. Journal of Experiential Education 31:1, pages 55-77.
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Clare-Ann Fortune & Ian Lambie. (2006) Sexually abusive youth: A review of recidivism studies and methodological issues for future research. Clinical Psychology Review 26:8, pages 1078-1095.
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Lorraine R. ReitzelJoyce L. Carbonell. (2016) The Effectiveness of Sexual Offender Treatment for Juveniles as Measured by Recidivism: A Meta-analysis. Sexual Abuse 18:4, pages 401-421.
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