Evaluating treatment outcomes for young people participating in a high‐intensity therapeutic violence intervention in the English Youth Custody Service

Derbyshire, Jonathan M.; Tarrant, Emily; Fitter, Ruby; Gibson, Rachel

doi:10.1111/lcrp.12142

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“…Another British study found that training detention center staff in motivational interviewing principles, particularly focusing on emotion management and interpersonal style, led to improvements in empathy and propensity to violence measured by psychological tests and self report (Derbyshire et al, 2018).…”

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Improving Social Climate In Youth Detention

Trotter

Evans

Powers

2022

Int J Offender Ther Comp Criminol

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Ongoing concerns have been expressed about the poor rehabilitative climate of youth detention centers, with a number of government inquiries examining the nature of the centers and how to improve their rehabilitative culture. Emerging research points to staff training and support as mechanisms to improve institutional climate. This study examines the impact on institutional climate of training and coaching staff in effective practice skills. Staff and young people, across three Australian detention centers, were administered a validated social climate measure prior to and 3 to 6 months following training and coaching. The social climate improved at a statistically significant level for staff. For young people the social climate improved but the improvement was not statistically significant. The measure was also administered at two control sites for staff where minimal changes in social climate were seen, suggesting that the staff improvements flowed from the training and coaching rather than from other organizational factors. It is concluded that training and coaching improved detention center social climate for staff although the study does not provide evidence that it improved significantly for young people.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Improving Social Climate In Youth Detention

Trotter

Evans

Powers

2022

Int J Offender Ther Comp Criminol

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“…S obzirom da ova populacija najčešće biva sudski smeštena u korektivnu instituciju, ostaje dovoljno vrememena za procenu rizika za recidiv, planiranje, primenu i evaluaciju efekata primenjenih programa. Jedan od takvih programa je i Life Minus Violence-Enhanced (LMV-E) za mlade nasilnike osuđene na dugovremene kazne (Derbyshire et al, 2019). Studija koju je sprovela ova grupa autora (2019) imala je za cilj procenu efektivnosti LMV-E programa.…”

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“…Praćenje je pokazalo povoljne stope agresije unutar zajednice i u instituciji. Autori studije (Derbyshire et al, 2019) iznose zaključke da je smanjenje rizika nasilja važno i ukazuju na opšte smanjenje rizika od agresije nakon ove intervencije. Značajno je da su učesnici takođe pokazali poboljšanje empatije, kao jednog od direktnih ciljeva tretmana.…”

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“…Dinamički faktori rizika su usmereni unutar pojedinačnih i vršnjačkih domena, izvučenih iz teorije agresije, kako je artikulisao GAM. Ukratko, LMV-E ima za cilj da promeni GAM ulazne i obradive promenljive, kako bi se povećala verovatnoća neagresivnog izbora i time smanjila agresivnost (Derbyshire et al, 2019).…”

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Kvalitet Života Kroz Prizmu Korektivno-Rehabilitacionih Programa Za Mlade U Sukobu Sa Zakonom

Petrović¹,

Jovanić²

2021

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Polazeći od definicije grupe eksperata Svetske zdravstvene organizacije, kojom se kvalitet života definiše kao percepcija pojedinaca o sopstvenom položaju u životu u kontekstu kulture i sistema vrednosti u kojima žive, kao i prema svojim ciljevima, očekivanjima, standardima i interesovanjima, možemo konstatovati da tako širok koncept čine fizičko zdravlje pojedinaca, psihološki status, materijalna nezavisnost, socijalni odnosi i njihovi odnosi prema značajnim karakteristikama spoljašnje sredine. Primena ovako definisanog koncepta kvaliteta života na populaciju mladih u sukobu sa zakonom u institucionalnom tretmanu, ukazuje da se razvoj ideja i prakse društvenog reagovanja na prestupništvo mladih, odrazio vremenom i na pomeranje fokusa te reakcije sa kaznenog reagovanja ka društvenoj zaštiti, obrazovanju, lečenju, profesionalnom usmeravanju i rehabilitaciji u cilju eliminacije rizičnih faktora delinkvencije i jačanju prosocijalnih obrazaca ponašanja. Korektivno-rehabilitacione institucije za tretman mladih u sukobu sa zakonom pružaju različite programe štićenicima tokom njihove inkarceracije. Ponuđeni programi obuhvataju širok spektar usluga i intervencija, uključujući lečenje zavisnosti od psihoaktivnih supstanci, očuvanje somatskog i mentalnog zdravlja, obrazovanje i profesionalno osposobljavanje, redukciju agresivnosti i drugih oblika asocijalnog i antisocijalnog ponašanja. Uključivanjem u navedene programe za mlade prestupnike, nastoji se poboljšati kvalitet života ove populacije, otklanjanjem kriminogenih dinamičkih faktora i stvaranjem preduslova za prosocijalan život u institucionalnom i postinstitucionalnom okruženju. Redukcijom recidivizma ostvaruje se i sekundarni cilj, odnosno povećanje javne bezbednosti zajednice u koju se integrišu po napuštanju korektivne institucije. Cilj rada je da se eksploracijom različitih pozitivnih iskustava i efekata primenjenih programa ukaže na aplikativne mogućnosti primene institucionalnih programa za mlade u sukobu sa zakonom u ovdašnjim uslovima.

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“…Empathy role-plays are undertaken in the consequences for self and others module and provide an opportunity for group members to take on roles of victims affected by their aggression. The LMV-E programme has been implemented in secure forensic hospitals with male and female patients, in a young offender establishment, and with high risk, women offenders in prison (Daffern et al , 2018; Derbyshire et al , 2019).…”

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Life Minus Violence-Enhanced (LMV-E) with women in custody: single-case experimental design

McKeown

McCrory²

2019

JCRPP

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Purpose The purpose of this single-case experimental design paper is to examine the efficacy of the high-dosage Life Minus Violence – Enhanced (LMV-E) programme with a small sample of four violent women in custody. All participants were undertaking LMV-E as one component of their treatment pathway in an Offender Personality Disorder (OPD) treatment service for women with personality disorder. The methodology employed an AB baseline design with a six-month baseline period, nine-month treatment period and six-month follow-up. Levels of direct and indirect aggression were recorded throughout the baseline, intervention, and follow-up period. In the follow-up period, women were engaging in further treatment. Psychometric measures linked to treatment domains were used to explore clinically significant and reliable change following the intervention. Clinical and reliable change was indicated in some treatment domains for each participant following the intervention. The pattern of these reductions varied between the women. The patterns of findings are discussed and recommendations presented. Design/methodology/approach The methodology employed an AB baseline design with a six-month baseline period, nine-month treatment period and six-month follow-up. Levels of direct and indirect aggression were recorded throughout the baseline, intervention and follow-up period. In the follow-up period, women were engaging in further treatment. Psychometric measures linked to treatment domains were used to explore clinically significant and reliable change following the intervention. Findings Clinical and reliable change was indicated in some treatment domains for each participant following the intervention. The pattern of these reductions varied between the female offenders. The patterns of findings are discussed and recommendations presented. Practical implications The LMV-E programme was associated with some positive improvements in treatment domains measured in a small sample of female violent offenders. Improvements to some degree were most commonly found in the domains of anger, emotional control and components of criminal thinking. It would be clinically useful to examine characteristics of individuals that appear to benefit most from particular interventions. Originality/value There are no existing published findings related to the implementation of LMV-E with females. Therefore, this paper provides preliminary contribution to the evidence base in this area.

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Evaluating treatment outcomes for young people participating in a high‐intensity therapeutic violence intervention in the English Youth Custody Service

Cited by 4 publications

References 46 publications

Improving Social Climate In Youth Detention

Improving Social Climate In Youth Detention

Kvalitet Života Kroz Prizmu Korektivno-Rehabilitacionih Programa Za Mlade U Sukobu Sa Zakonom

Life Minus Violence-Enhanced (LMV-E) with women in custody: single-case experimental design

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