According to Section 16-11.7-102(4), C.R.S. treatment means therapy, monitoring and supervision of any sex offender which conforms to the Standards created by the SOMB. (See also Sex offense-specific treatment.)

Accountability means accurate attributions of responsibility, without distortion, minimization, or denial.

n: The legal review and determination of a case in a court of law. In criminal cases, a juvenile who is convicted of a sexual offense is deemed “adjudicated.” An adult convicted of a similar offense is deemed “convicted.” An adult can be adjudicated with an Imposition of Legal Disability. “Adjudication” means a determination by the court that it ha [..]

An individual designated by the person receiving services, or by the parent or guardian of the person receiving services, if appropriate, to assist the person receiving services in acquiring or utilizing services and support (refer to section 27-10.5-102, C.R.S.).

Assessment means the collection of facts to draw conclusions which may suggest the proper course of action. Although the term “assessment” may be used interchangeably with the term “evaluation,” in this document assessment generally has the broader usage, implying the collection of facts by a variety of agencies or individuals (e.g. pre-sentence in [..]

Behavioral monitoring means a variety of methods for checking, regulating and supervising the behavior of sex offenders.

Case management means the coordination and implementation of the cluster of activities directed toward supervising, treating and managing the behavior of individual sex offenders.

Clinical experience means those activities directly related to providing evaluation and/or treatment to individual sex offenders, e.g. face-to-face therapy, report writing, administration, scoring and interpretation of tests; participation on case management teams of the type described in these Standards and Guidelines; and clinical supervision of [..]

A private non-profit corporation that provides case management services to persons with developmental disabilities. The CCB determines eligibility of such persons within a specified geographical area, serves as the single point of entry for persons to receive services, determines the needs of eligible persons, prepares and implements long-range pla [..]

A containment approach means a method of case management and treatment that seeks to hold offenders accountable through the combined use of both offenders’ internal controls and external control measures (such as the use of the polygraph and relapse prevention plans). A containment approach requires the integration of a collection of attitudes, exp [..]