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CBT focuses on changing patterns of thinking or behavior that underlie criminal activity. Effectiveness has shown reductions in recidivism, particularly when tailored to individual needs.

These programs aim to help offenders control anger and aggression through techniques like relaxation and cognitive restructuring. Effectiveness can be moderate but depends on the commitment of the participant.

Education programs in prisons aim to improve literacy and educational qualifications. These are shown to correlate with lower recidivism rates, promoting more successful reintegration.

Prison-based vocational training prepares inmates for employment post-release. Effective programs are linked to lower recidivism due to improved job opportunities.

This treatment targets addiction-related issues that may contribute to criminal behavior. Effectiveness increases when combined with other rehabilitative services and aftercare.

These programs are specialized for sexual offenders and often focus on relapse prevention and cognitive-behavioral techniques. They are moderately effective, especially when offenders are correctly matched to the program intensity.

Restorative justice involves the offender, the victim, and the community in the rehabilitation process. It promotes offender accountability and has potential to reduce recidivism and increase victim satisfaction.

This method uses technology to monitor offender location and compliance with release terms. It is moderately effective as a deterrent but works best when integrated with treatment and support services.

Specialized courts aim to redirect offenders with mental health conditions away from the traditional justice system and into treatment programs. Evidence suggests this can reduce recidivism and improve mental health outcomes.

Halfway houses are transitional living facilities for inmates re-entering society. They have shown to be effective in reducing recidivism by providing structure and support, but success depends on quality and services offered.

Family therapy for inmates focuses on improving familial relationships and dynamics, which can be crucial for reintegration and reducing recidivism. Its effectiveness is often related to the family’s engagement level.