So Dr. MF is specialized in "sexually abusive" perpetrator treatment (according to her linked in account).
Here is an exerpt (caution the language and content in this link is extremely graphic!): (Scroll down approx 1/3 the way down the page to approx 1/2 way down page for Dr. MF's statements)
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"Clinical psychologist Dr. L. C. Miccio-Fonseca has tried for 20 years to do just thatunderstand how offenders are put together. At her Clinic for the Sexualities, another high-rise suite of offices, this time in Mission Valley, she presents herself as an independent practitioner who often gets called to evaluate sex offenders although she does do therapy with victims. Beside her desk is a stack of dolls, their lifelessness a reminder that sometimes only symbolic play or language can activate young children to express the physical relationships going on in their families."
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"Miccio-Fonseca advocates thorough sex education. What is and what is not appropriate sexual behavior in our society, she believes needs continual discussion at the child and the adult levels. Next she wants the public to understand why offenders are usually victims. After that, we need to acknowledge that research proves perpetrators can be treated. There can be a reduction in risk with an offender. Simply arresting the offender, putting him in prison and leaving him there for 2, 5, 10, 15, 20 years, with no treatment, and then releasing themthat individual will typically be worse coming out than he or she was coming in. Did we solve the problem? No, we made it worse. And we put the society at a higher risk. Prison is the worst place to send this population, she says. Typically they are beaten and raped; theyre lucky to get out of there alive. They congregate around other sex offenders. They hone their skills like other criminals in the system. It is really an institution of higher learning, of how to be more anti-social, how to be a better burglar, how to be a better rapist, how to be a better pedophile. Its not producing positive results.
http://www.thomaslarson.com/publications/san-diego-reader/125-not-only-the-man.html