Mistakes in interpersonal perceptions: Social cognition in aggressive forensic psychiatry patients
Mistakes in interpersonal perceptions: Social cognition in aggressive forensic psychiatry patients Abstract Background While there is an established link between untreated psychosis and aggression, an enhanced understanding of the role…
Effects of mindfulness‐based interventions on psychological distress and mindfulness in incarcerated populations: A systematic review and meta‐analysis
Effects of mindfulness‐based interventions on psychological distress and mindfulness in incarcerated populations: A systematic review and meta‐analysis Abstract Background As incarcerated populations report significantly higher prevalence rates for psychological distress…
Homicides in psychiatric hospitals: Absence of evidence or evidence of absence?
Homicides in psychiatric hospitals: Absence of evidence or evidence of absence? Abstract Background Highly publicised cases of homicide in a psychiatric hospital have raised concerns about the safety of such…
Intergenerational transmission of personality disorder severity and the role of psychosocial risk factors
Intergenerational transmission of personality disorder severity and the role of psychosocial risk factors Abstract Background Familial influences on the development of many psychopathologies are well recognised, yet the psychosocial risk…
Misalignment of rights, negative perception and moral intuition: The trust issue in China’s forensic psychiatric evaluation
Misalignment of rights, negative perception and moral intuition: The trust issue in China's forensic psychiatric evaluation Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health, Volume 31, Issue 6, Page 363-367, December 2021. Lei…
Social influence and delinquency: The role of criminal thinking
Social influence and delinquency: The role of criminal thinking Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health, Volume 31, Issue 6, Page 368-371, December 2021. Glenn D. Walters Read the syndicated article here
Ten outcome measures in forensic mental health: A survey of clinician views on comprehensiveness, ease of use and relevance
Ten outcome measures in forensic mental health: A survey of clinician views on comprehensiveness, ease of use and relevance Abstract Background Measurement of outcomes in forensic mental health services is…
The relevance of post‐traumatic stress disorder as a moderator of the relationship between experience of violent or sexual assault and opioid use in adulthood
The relevance of post‐traumatic stress disorder as a moderator of the relationship between experience of violent or sexual assault and opioid use in adulthood Abstract Background Past research has indicated…
The mental health trajectories of male prisoners and their female (ex‐)partners from pre‐ to post‐release
The mental health trajectories of male prisoners and their female (ex‐)partners from pre‐ to post‐release Abstract Background There are high rates of mental disorders among prisoners. Prisoners are also likely…
When sexual offender treatment in prison‐based social‐therapeutic treatment is not completed: Relationship to risk factors and recidivism after release
When sexual offender treatment in prison‐based social‐therapeutic treatment is not completed: Relationship to risk factors and recidivism after release Abstract Background Various studies have demonstrated that people who do not…
Child sexual abuse and Covid‐19: Side effects of changed societies and positive lessons for prevention
Child sexual abuse and Covid‐19: Side effects of changed societies and positive lessons for prevention Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health, Volume 31, Issue 5, Page 289-292, October 2021. Mike Harris,…
FACTS‐The Forensic Adolescent Consultation and Treatment Service–an all Wales mental health service for children and adolescents with the most complex and challenging behavioural problems. Can we meet needs without over‐medicalising?
FACTS‐The Forensic Adolescent Consultation and Treatment Service–an all Wales mental health service for children and adolescents with the most complex and challenging behavioural problems. Can we meet needs without over‐medicalising?…