Definition of forensic psychotherapy and its aims

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• who: James Gilligan from the paraphilias omits both zoophilia (bestialism) and necrophiliaThis may denote a trait associated with the "culture of complaint" (Hughes, ) in that the omissions may have to do with the inability of victims to voice having been abused! The United Kingdom (UK) was at the forefront of the development of forensic psychotherapy when in , people from the Portman Clinic in London formed what was later called the Association for the Scientific Treatment of Delinquency and Crime, in order to promote a better way of dealing with criminals than putting them in prison. The eminent . . .
  

   

  

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