“…Cognitive behavioral training and support for prison staff regarding anger, stress management, and coping strategies may help to decrease abuse by correctional officers (COs) and boost staff's ability to create and sustain a safe environment. Similarly, mental health counseling, conflict resolution, team work opportunities, and other clinical programs to increase communication skills among incarcerated people could reduce inmate-CO conflicts and inmate-on-inmate violence (Appelbaum, Hickey, & Packer, 2001; Finn, 2000; Godin, Gagnon, Alary, Noël, & Morissette, 2001; Meek, 2013; Parker, 2009; Schaufeli & Peeters, 2000). In their practice with formerly incarcerated people, social workers may find it productive to address their clients’ negative experiences while incarcerated and perceptions of criminal justice legitimacy, as both of these factors may impact willingness and ability to successfully engage in care.…”