b) Sex offense specific treatment shall be designed to address strengths, risks and deficits and all areas of need identified by the evaluation (described in Section 1910.60) and shall:

1. 1) provide for the protection of past and potential victims and protect victims from unsafe or unwanted contact with the juvenile;
2. 2) include treatment goals and interventions that are individualized to improve individual and family functioning and enhance the abilities of support systems to respond to the juvenile's needs and concerns;

3) favor continuity in caregiver relationships;

1. 4) implement interventions that address the juvenile's need for pro-social peer relationships, activities, and success in educational/vocational settings;
2. 5) define participation and informed supervision expectations for the juvenile, the family/caregivers, educators, and members of the juvenile's support systems;
3. 6) develop detailed, long-term relapse prevention, safety, and aftercare plans to address risks and deficits that remain unchanged; and
4. 7) describe relevant and measurable outcomes that will be the basis of determining successful completion of treatment.