دانلود کتاب Grendon and the Emergence of Forensic Therapeutic Communities: Developments in Research and Practice

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This unique collection of research and practice papers highlight HMP Grendon’s groundbreaking and sustained contribution to our understanding of the role therapeutic communities have in effective interventions with offenders.

• Reveals the history and research behind HMP Grendon, one of the first prisons to develop therapeutic communities
• Combines a mixture of quantitative and qualitative research papers, coupled with historical, theoretical and practice commentary
• Features quantitative research based on unusually complete and extensive records, collected over an extended period and stored in Grendon’s database
• Provides an international perspective with prominent figures from America and Holland

Content:
Chapter 1 Introducing Forensic Democratic Therapeutic Communities (pages 7–24): Alisa Stevens
Chapter 2 Dovegate Therapeutic Community: Bid, Birth, Growth and Survival (pages 25–44): Eric Cullen and Alan Miller
Chapter 3 The Van der Hoeven Clinic: a Flexible and Innovative Forensic Psychiatric Hospital Based on Therapeutic Community Principles (pages 45–60): Judith de Boer?Van Schaik and Frans Derks
Chapter 4 A Therapeutic Distinction with a Difference: Comparing American Concept?Based Therapeutic Communities and British Democratic Therapeutic Community Treatment for Prison Inmates (pages 61–77): Douglas S. Lipton
Chapter 5 Towards a Social Analytical Therapy (pages 79–96): John Shine
Chapter 6 Putting Principles into Practice: The Therapeutic Community Regime at HMP Grendon and its Relationship with the ‘Good Lives’ Model (pages 97–113): Michael Brookes
Chapter 7 Personality Disorder: Using Therapeutic Communities as an Integrative Approach to Address Risk (pages 115–136): Richard Shuker
Chapter 8 Psychodrama as Part of Core Therapy at HMP Grendon (pages 137–151): Jinnie Jefferies
Chapter 9 Self and Social Function: Art Therapy and Readiness for Treatment in a Therapeutic Community Prison (pages 153–169): Bill Wylie
Chapter 10 Undertaking Therapy at HMP Grendon with Men Who Have Committed Sexual Offences (pages 171–182): Geraldine Akerman
Chapter 11 Reflections on Grendon: Interviews with Men Who Are About to Leave (pages 183–201): Elizabeth Sullivan
Chapter 12 ‘This can't be real’: Continuity at HMP Grendon (pages 203–216): Lorna A. Rhodes
Chapter 13 The Experience of Officers in a Therapeutic Prison: an Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (pages 217–231): James McManus
Chapter 14 Emotional Influence and Empathy in Prison?Based Therapeutic Communities (pages 233–246): Karen Niven, David Holman and Peter Totterdell
Chapter 15 The Quality of Life of Prisoners and Staff at HMP Grendon (pages 247–263): Guy Shefer
Chapter 16 Suicide and Self?Injurious Behaviours at HMP Grendon (pages 265–280): Adrienne Rivlin
Chapter 17 Changes in Prison Offending among Residents of a Prison?Based Therapeutic Community (pages 281–291): Margaret Newton
Chapter 18 Changes in Interpersonal Relating Following Therapeutic Community Treatment at HMP Grendon (pages 293–304): Richard Shuker and Michelle Newberry
Chapter 19 The Experiences of Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) Prisoners in a Therapeutic Community Prison (pages 305–315): Michelle Newberry
Chapter 20 Research in Prison (pages 317–325): Martin J. Fisher, Carol Ireland and Elizabeth Elizabeth Sullivan Sullivan