Transcription of The Carey Guides - MACCAC
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The Carey GuidesA Skill- and Tool-Based TrainingThe Guides Were To address specific criminogenicneeds particularly the four most influential as well ascase management issues that are common among offenders With cognitive behavioral theory in mind 2015 The Carey GroupCognitive Behavioral Interventions(CBI) Research has demonstrated CBI (or CBT [cognitive behavioral therapy]) to be effective inchanging the behavior of offenders over the long term These approaches teach offenders prosocialthinking and behaviors, which they then practice and use in their day-to-day lives 2015 The Carey GroupSources: Andrews, 2007; Aos, Miller, & Drake, 2006; Landenberger& Lipsey, 2005; Lipsey& Landenberger, 2006; Lipsey, Landenberger, & Wilson, 2007 The Four Most Influential CriminogenicNeedsCriminogenic NeedResponseAntisocial cognitionReduce antisocial cognition, recognize and change thinking and feeling patternsAntisocial personality or temperamentBuild problem solving, self-management, anger management, and coping skillsAntisocial associatesReduce association with antisocial others, enhance contact with prosocial othersFamily/maritalReduce conflict, build positive relationships and communi
The Guides Were Developed… • To address specific criminogenic needs—particularly the four most influential—as well as case management issues that are
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