BONUS MINI EPISODE. This is part one of a two part mini in service discussing supervision strategies with persons who have sexually harmed and the fit of these strategies with social work practice and values. This episode provides a brief overview of: <ul> <li>Strategic crime prevention strategies</li> <li>The Containment Approach</li> <li>Circles</li> <li>Legislation</li> </ul> This episode examines these strategies and contrasts them with several of the core values of social work. The second part of this mini in service (Expected in early December) will discuss treatment models used with persons who have sexually harmed as well as their fit with social work values and practice.   If you enjoy our podcast please consider subscribing. You can find us in Apple podcast and at https:forensicinservice.com

Part II: Supervising & Treating Persons Who Have Sexually Harmed

Forensic InService discusses the application of psychiatric, psychological, and social work evidence-based practice to matters of assessment and treatment, law, corrections, crime, and delinquency. We examine such concerns as the insanity defense, the high incarceration rate of individuals with mental illness, encounters with law enforcement, and the community management of sex offenders, as well as such macro concerns as the availability of treatment services, public perceptions of people with mental illness, and concerns related to social justice.