“…Yet, we know that incarceration disrupts social support networks, and the longer an individual is incarcerated, the more social support atrophies (Martinez & Abrams, 2013). Therefore, prisoner reentry researchers and program developers are increasingly designing postincarceration interventions with strategies that enhance naturally occurring (i.e., informal) social support (Byrne & Taxman, 2004; Fontaine, Taxy, Peterson, Breaux, & Rossman, 2015; Hanson & Harris, 2000; Petersilia, 2003; Pettus-Davis et al, 2015; Willis & Grace, 2009; Wright & Cesar, 2013).…”