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When introducing self-regulation theory and its relationship to offending and offense pathways, therapists should focus on the similarities that exist between the goals of each client and his strategies and abilities.

June 3, 2016/21 Comments/by Pamela M. Yates, PhD, RD Psych, David Prescott, LICSW, & Tony Ward, PhD

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When introducing self-regulation theory and its relationship to offending and offense pathways, therapists should focus on the similarities that exist between the goals of each client and his strategies and abilities.

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