SEXUAL OFFENDER TREATMENT PROGRAM

The Sex Offender Treatment Program is designed to address the systemic needs of sexual offenders through comprehensive group and individual therapy.

COMMUNITY-BASED SEX OFFENDER TREATMENT

Treatment program for convicted sex offenders that reside in the state of Wisconsin.  This program offers both individual and group treatment aimed at changing sex offenders’ thoughts and behaviors, addressing areas of trauma for healing, and reducing recidivism among those completing treatment.  Our recidivism studies show only a 7% re-offense rate over 15 years after completing Reach’s treatment program, making it one of the most successful in Wisconsin. Program referrals come through local and federal agencies although clients can self-refer also.

JUVENILE SEX OFFENDER TREATMENT

Reach works with juveniles between the ages of 12-18 years who have been charged with sex offenses as minors.  This program is individualized to address the unique needs and concerns with younger offenders.   Referrals come from local organizations, human services, schools, parents and juvenile justice.

CHAPTER 980, SEXUAL VIOLENT PERSONS SUPERVISED RELEASE OFFENDER PROGRAM

Reach is contracted with Community Psychological Services (CPS) in Madison to provide treatment to sexually violent persons released to Counties in NE WI, after extensive confinement at Sand Ridge Secure Treatment Center.  All referrals come through CPS.