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Psychotherapy Outcome of Sexually Abused BoysAn Agency Study
WILLIAM N. FRIEDRICH
Mayo Clinic
WILLIAM J. LUECKE
Good Samaritan Mental Health Center
ROBERT L. BEILKE
University of Washington
VICTOR PLACE
North Seattle Youth Services
A treatment intervention program was developed for young sexually abused boys, and of the 42 boys who began treatment, 33 completed therapy. The treatment approach included a combination of group, individual, parent training, and family therapy. At follow-up, clinical and statistically significant improvements were noted in a number of areas, including overall behavior problems and sexual behavior problems. Therapy outcome was related to a number of family and abuse factors, including maternal depression and social support, family conflict, and severity of abuse.
Journal of Interpersonal Violence, Vol. 7, No. 3,
396-409 (1992)
DOI: 10.1177/088626092007003008
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