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Building Connections

Building Connections Abstract Female juvenile offending is an issue that is often ignored. The specific needs and issues of girls in the juvenile justice system commonly go unheard while court dispositions and therapeutic interventions often criminalize what might be viewed as survival skills. This article proposes a relational group approach to treatment. Such an approach conceptualizes offending behaviors among female adolescents as the result of negative unhealthy relationship patterns. A relational group approach to treatment builds connections with other girls and women while addressing their concerns and problematic behaviors. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Women & Therapy Taylor & Francis

Building Connections

Building Connections

Women & Therapy , Volume 28 (2): 13 – Mar 2, 2005

Abstract

Abstract Female juvenile offending is an issue that is often ignored. The specific needs and issues of girls in the juvenile justice system commonly go unheard while court dispositions and therapeutic interventions often criminalize what might be viewed as survival skills. This article proposes a relational group approach to treatment. Such an approach conceptualizes offending behaviors among female adolescents as the result of negative unhealthy relationship patterns. A relational group approach to treatment builds connections with other girls and women while addressing their concerns and problematic behaviors.

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Taylor & Francis
Copyright
Copyright Taylor & Francis Group, LLC
ISSN
1541-0315
eISSN
0270-3149
DOI
10.1300/J015v28n02_02
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Abstract

Abstract Female juvenile offending is an issue that is often ignored. The specific needs and issues of girls in the juvenile justice system commonly go unheard while court dispositions and therapeutic interventions often criminalize what might be viewed as survival skills. This article proposes a relational group approach to treatment. Such an approach conceptualizes offending behaviors among female adolescents as the result of negative unhealthy relationship patterns. A relational group approach to treatment builds connections with other girls and women while addressing their concerns and problematic behaviors.

Journal

Women & TherapyTaylor & Francis

Published: Mar 2, 2005

Keywords: Female juvenile offending; relational theory; group therapy

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