Title: The Comprehensive Assessment Protocol: A Systemwide Review of Adult and Juvenile Sex Offender Management Strategies
Headings: Treatment
Treatment
Overview
Availability, Capacity, and Accessibility
Prison–Based Sex Offender Treatment
Facility–Based Treatment for Juveniles
Community–Based Programs for Adult and Juvenile Sex Offenders

Content: 2000). These capacity concerns, coupled with the ever–increasing numbers of  convicted sex offenders entering prisons (Harrison & Beck, 2006), mean  that it will be a greater challenge to ensure that all of the sex offenders  who can benefit from prison–based treatment will be able to access it. To increase availability, capacity, and accessibility, program administrators  and staff have begun to develop a range of prison–based sex offender–specific  interventions that vary in nature and intensity (see, e.g., Gordon & Hover,  1998; Marshall et al., 2006b; Schwartz, 2003). This may include services such  as psychoeducational classes, “outpatient” or “call out” groups,  or intensive treatment programs such as therapeutic communities (see, e.g.,  Gordon & Hover, 1998; Marshall et al., 2006b; Schwartz, 2003;