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The "Memory Recovery Technique"

A Strategy to Improve Recall of Offense-Related Details in Men Who Commit Sexual Assaults

G. A. Serran

Rockwood Psychological Services

W. L. Marshall

Rockwood Psychological Services

This case study describes the use of a treatment technique to deal with situations where sexual offenders claim no recall of their offenses. In this case, the offender claimed his memory loss resulted from an alcoholic blackout. During treatment, he was asked to use the "Memory Recovery Technique" where he recreated the context of the day of the offense in detail and attempted to remember further offense-specific details. Treatment issues and implications are highlighted.

Key Words: sexual offending • memory problems

Clinical Case Studies, Vol. 4, No. 1, 3-12 (2005)
DOI: 10.1177/1534650103259672
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