Offender rehabilitation

Göbbels, Svenja; Ward, Tony; Willis, Gwenda M.

doi:10.1007/s11757-013-0210-y

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“…Das zweite Standbein ist eine moderne Fachlichkeit. Dazu gehört das Wissen, dass Therapien schaden und nützen können und umso besser helfen, je konsequenter sie dem RNR-Prinzip (Risk -Need -Responsivity) folgen [17] [18]. Es ist also von Anfang an wichtig, die Behandlung so zu konzipieren, dass die Kooperation durchgehalten werden kann.…”

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Zum Glück in der Forensik

Schönfeld

2018

Psychiat Prax

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Luck in forensic psychiatry may mean a fair treatment for the affected person, safety for the society and satisfying work for the clinician. There has been great progress in forensic psychiatry. A high quality forensic treatment consists of a professional attitude, which preserves the personal integrity and identity. The principles of RNR (Risk-Need-Responsivity) are essential. There are very promising treatment approaches like the "Good lives model" or the "Community Reinforcement Approach" (CRA-Concept), which consider the personal aims and the pursuit of happiness of the patient as a starting point and resource. The most recent legislative changes will probably cause a shorter duration of stay in forensic clinics and will require a more intense and well connected aftercare. The risk of a relapse is not a matter of luck. It can be calculated and reduced. However, further research is needed to improve effectiveness of the follow-up care.

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