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Recovery and Strength-Based Practice in Long-Term Forensic Psychiatryty (RNR) model (Andrews DA, Bonta J (2003) The psychology of criminal conduct, 3rd edn. Anderson, Cincinnati, OH) that is most commonly used in these settings. These RNR principles presume a historical high-risk profile of patients that have had several treatment attempts and are eventually identifi

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Enhancing Protective Factors in the?Management of Violence Risk in Long-Term Psychiatric Careion of patients in forensic mental health settings. Such an approach seems of particular value for forensic psychiatric patients in long-term treatment, whose risk factors have proven difficult to change or eliminate and for whom the best strategy may be to increase or strengthen protective factors

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Challenges in the?Treatment of Sex Offendersn addition, paraphiliacs vary in multiple factors, such as the target, origin, recurrence and intensity of their sexual fantasies, arousal or behaviours. Compared to other types of offenders, convicted SOs usually stay longer in forensic care, have more severe legal sanctions (e.g. community registr

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The Experience of Long-Stay in Secure Psychiatric Hospitals in the?UK: The Patient Perspectiveined, and research on the determinants of long-stay has been limited and undertaken mainly from an institutional or staff perspective. Research that has investigated the patient’s perspectives of secure care has focused upon quality of life and desired service provision. This study aimed to explore