Titlebook: Challenges in the Management of People Convicted of a Sexual Offence; A Way Forward Kasia Uzieblo,Wineke J. Smid,Kieran McCartan Book 2022

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5.1.10.8 Electrical resistivities,e CPT was developed to fill a gap in resources for those working with this client group in order to, first, be a framework for collaborative exploration towards individualised case formulation; second, to complement other information on offence risk assessment, treatment needs, mental health issues,

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5.1.10.4 Nuclear gamma resonance (NGR) data,ement that efficiently guides rehabilitation is a set of principles called risk, need, and responsivity (RNR). RNR principles help to identify who should receive services, what factors should be targeted to reduce reoffending, and how services should be delivered to offenders. This chapter provides

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5.1.11.3 Neutron diffraction data,e successful. However, there is much less research and attention examining the context or situation of that treatment. This is important as research rarely finds an effect for prison-based intervention for men with sexual convictions. Thus, the rehabilitative climate of a prison could have serious i

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5.1.10.12 References for 5.1.10,ems to be the case that little attention is given to the emotional and psychological needs of staff, and what is in place tends to be reactive rather than proactive. This chapter will offer a brief overview of the current literature regarding the well-being of treatment providers. It will also outli

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5.1.10.9 X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy,and justice framework, but we are grounded in a punitive system. Where do we go from this point? How do we develop effective, evidence-based community-based programmes for people convicted of a sexual offence? This chapter examines Circles of Support and Accountability (CoSA) and how it helps in the

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