There are a large number of programmes that have been developed and implemented based on the GLM framework. These programmes provide rehabilitative services to a wide range of forensic populations, including:
Adult male sexual offenders
Adult female sexual offenders
Young people who sexually abuse
Violent offenders
Young offenders
Substance dependent offenders
Mentally disordered offenders
Intellectually disabled offenders
Indigenous offenders
Arsonists/Firesetters
Psychopathic offenders
Domestic Violence offenders
It is almost impossible for us to know exactly how many programmes worldwide are using the GLM and as such we cannot provide an exhaustive list. This is emphasised by a recent report by McGrath, Cumming, Burchard, Zeoli & Ellerby (2010) who found that a significant number of Canadian sex offender treatment programmes identified the GLM as one of their preferred theoretical frameworks. Within the next five years, as more GLM programme evaluations are finalised, we hope to provide at least a list of those GLM programmes that have been meaningfully measured and tested for theoretical adherence and rehabilitative outcomes.
Reference
McGrath, R., Cumming, G., Burchard, B., Zeoli, S., & Ellerby, L. (2010). Current practices and emerging trends in sexual abuser management: The Safer Society 2009 North American survey. Brandon, Vermont: Safer Society Press.