Abstract
AbstractA Council of Europe Fellowship was used to visit several centres in England managing and treating child sex abusers in a community setting. Aspects of the services reviewed included organisation, training of staff, assessment of abusers, methods of treatment and resources and facilities available. The application of the English experience to the establishment of treatment programmes in Ireland is discussed.
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