There are a variety of programs that, when properly targeted, administered and well implemented, can actually reduce recidivism and improve public safety overall. The author will focus on one such program widely identified in correctional facilities across the country as an effective measure to reduce recidivism. Treatment of female sex offenders, programs for juvenile offenders (family-oriented programs). In addition to implementation, risk-based prevention programs will be identified employing various tactics and strategies to reduce the influence of risk factors associated with criminal conduct. The primary goal of these prevention programs focused on at-risk youth will be to convey the message and expose at-risk individuals to programs early in their lives, before law-breaking behavior begins. The author of this article will discuss the attachment model of intimacy deficits in sex offenders drawing on the interface between attachment media, literature, and social sites, and cognition research . This essay will also briefly discuss the comprehensive model of Intimacy Deficit Disorder and the effect it has on the sex offender.Keywords: murder, due process, law enforcement, investigationCriminal behaviorConfidential empirical data obtained and processed on approximately 200 adult female child sex offenders were analyzed to obtain results and test a number of theoretical propositions regarding concerns arising from the role of attachment problems in the development of sexual delinquency among women. Atkinson, JL (1996) Results indicate that offenders' parent-child attachment relationships were almost always characterized ...... middle of article ...... possible ways of providing treatment and help in trying to understand these women's disorders. The paper also discusses the relationship between the differential treatment approach that female offenders receive compared to that received by their male counterparts and how it fails to meet the needs of not only offenders, but also communities and victims. Finally, this article discusses the relationship between the media and the double standard imposed on these women who commit sexual crimes. As a society we need to develop a better practical understanding of the women who commit these sexual offences. By expanding understanding of the inner workings of these offenders, communities, clinicians, and criminologists have the tools to better treat, manage, and identify potential problems in this small but complex sex offender population...