Délinquance sexuelle; adolescence; Désistement assisté; Good Lives Model; Sexual offending; GLM; youth; desistance
Abstract :
[en] Among the various interventions developed in the field of sexual delinquency, the GLM (Good Lives Model), a humanistic and positivist rehabilitation model focused on identifying the needs and developing the youth's internal and external resources, is of growing clinical interest.
The foundations of the GLM and those of desistance are based on a positive conception of change oriented towards the individual's resources rather than risks. As part of this contribution, the different stages of intervention of the GLM (adapted to adolescents) will be presented and illustrated from of a follow-up of juvenile sex offender. Needs-based analysis and interventions under the GLM can positively influence a dynamic of desistance and new ways of perceiving oneself and being perceived. [fr] Parmi les différentes interventions développées dans le domaine de la délinquance sexuelle, le GLM (Good Lives Model), modèle de réhabilitation humaniste et positiviste centré sur l’identification des besoins et le développement des ressources internes et externes du jeune, connait un intérêt clinique grandissant. Les fondements du GLM et ceux de la désistance reposent sur une conception positive du changement en se basant sur les ressources de la personne plutôt que sur les risques. Dans le cadre de cette contribution, les différentes étapes d’intervention du GLM (adaptés aux adolescents) seront présentées et illustrées à partir de l’analyse d’un suivi d’un mineur délinquant sexuel. Partant d’une lecture et intervention axée sur les besoins, l’intervention permet de développer de nouvelles façons de se percevoir et d’être perçu et de la sorte d’influencer positivement une dynamique d’abandon des comportements déviants sur le plan sexuel.
Disciplines :
Criminology
Author, co-author :
Glowacz, Fabienne ; Université de Liège - ULiège > Département de Psychologie > Psychol. de la Délinqu.,des inadapt.soc.& proces.d'insert.
Devillers, Bérengère ; Université de Liège - ULiège > Département de Psychologie > Psycho-traumatisme
Puglia, Rosa ; Université de Liège - ULiège > Département de Psychologie > Psychol. de la Délinqu.,des inadapt.soc.& proces.d'insert.
Language :
French
Title :
Mineurs judiciarisés pour délit sexuel : soutien de la désistance par le « Good lives model »
Alternative titles :
[en] Juvenile who have sexually offended: support for the desistance by the « Good Lives Model
Publication date :
June 2020
Journal title :
Criminologie
ISSN :
0316-0041
eISSN :
1492-1367
Publisher :
Presses de l'Université de Montréal, Montréal, Canada
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