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Men Who Molest: Children Who Survive
| Length: | 52 min |
| Released: | 1986 |
| Ages: |
College Adult |
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This film is an exploration into the lives of four child molesters. Three of them are in treatment at the nation's largest community-based facility, Northwest Treatment Associates of Seattle. We witness dramatic group therapy sessions in which they struggle to control their deviancy through this tough-minded treatment system.
Through close, intimate stories we learn how devastating this crime is to the child and the family. Lucy Berliner, a major national expert in treating children, works with one little girl, encouraging her to face her convicted uncle in prison. This confrontation helps her to see that what happened was not her fault. This film is a powerful resource for mental health professionals, social workers, hospital staff, correction agencies, and crisis centers.
Through close, intimate stories we learn how devastating this crime is to the child and the family. Lucy Berliner, a major national expert in treating children, works with one little girl, encouraging her to face her convicted uncle in prison. This confrontation helps her to see that what happened was not her fault. This film is a powerful resource for mental health professionals, social workers, hospital staff, correction agencies, and crisis centers.
"Despite the potential for exploitation, the show, to its credit, covers the topic with sensitivity and balance and debunks some myths about offenders." - Psychology Today
"Child molestation is viewed in a thoughtful, well balanced manner in this sensitive documentary." - Booklist
"Child molestation is viewed in a thoughtful, well balanced manner in this sensitive documentary." - Booklist
Red Ribbon, American Film Festival, 1986
Best In Category, San Francisco International Film Festival, 1986
American Psychological Association, 1986
First Place, National Council on Family Relations, 1986
Best In Category, San Francisco International Film Festival, 1986
American Psychological Association, 1986
First Place, National Council on Family Relations, 1986
