H&H serves men, women, and adolescents who have been charged with a sexual offense and who are invested in changing problematic sexual behavior patterns. H&H may also work with individuals seeking help in the absence of a criminal charge or offense.

H&H welcomes appropriate involvement from healthy family members and support systems. Family members, chaperones, and other support persons may participate in individual, couples, or family sessions when clinically appropriate. Strong, healthy support systems can be an important part of risk reduction and long-term stability.

Yes. Clients do not automatically start over. Prior treatment, community productivity, compliance with supervision, and current treatment engagement may be considered when determining placement and treatment needs.

Yes. H&H recognizes that not all offenses, risks, treatment needs, or life circumstances are the same. Treatment planning is individualized and assignments should address relevant treatment needs rather than simply provide busy work.

Treatment length depends on multiple factors, including motivation, consistent employment or stability, commitment to treatment, previous treatment performance, insight into personal risk factors, clinical risk level, and compliance with probation or parole when applicable.

Polygraph requirements may be part of some sex offender treatment and supervision plans, including victim-history, sexual-history, or maintenance examinations. Requirements and timing should be determined by the treatment and supervision team.

Existing H&H materials state that the Idaho Department of Correction has reviewed and approved H&H to provide specialized sex offender treatment. This statement should be re-verified before publication.

Reunification or clarification may be considered only when approved by the treatment team and when it is healthy, appropriate, and consistent with supervision and safety requirements. Reunification should never be represented as guaranteed.

The purpose of treatment is not only program completion. Clients work toward healthier decision-making, accountability, risk reduction, improved relationships, stronger coping skills, community stability, and a sustainable non-offending lifestyle.