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Gieles, F E J:

< http://www.helping-people.info/ >

Hoe help je mensen met pedofiele gevoelens? Lezing, Parijs e.a., 2001, 
< http://www.helping-people.info/hoe_help_je.htm >

Experiences with treatment
< http://www.helping-people.info/treatment_exp.htm >
In this section people will tell about their experiences with treatment. 
Here, they tell there own narrative. In treatment centers, however, it is usually not allowed to tell one's own and real narrative: one has to tell a politically more correct version of it. Thus, we begin with an article. Then, we give the narratives of people about their experiences with treatment.