The Journal of Forensic Practice: Volume 24 Issue 1
Research relating to criminology, psychology and evidence-based practice across all forensic settings
Table of contents
The use of a guided peer review assessment for investigative interviewers of child witnesses
Sonja P. Brubacher, Martine B. Powell, Linda C. Steele, David BoudInvestigative interviewers assess their colleagues' interviews (‘peer review’) as a necessary part of their practice, and for their self-development. Yet, there is little guidance…
Psychological and the physical health impacts of forensic workplace trauma
Dipti Mistry, Lynsey Gozna, Tony CassidyHealth-care professionals working in inpatient forensic mental health settings are exposed to a range of traumatic and distressing incidents with impacts discussed variously as…
Developing a measure to assess clinicians’ ability to reflect on key staff–patient dynamics in forensic settings
Adam Polnay, Helen Walker, Christopher GallacherRelational dynamics between patients and staff in forensic settings can be complicated and demanding for both sides. Reflective practice groups (RPGs) bring clinicians together to…
A rapid evidence assessment of psychological treatment approaches for stalking behaviour
Shonagh Leigh, Jason DaviesThis paper aims to provide practitioners with a brief but comprehensive review of the current evidence base for psychological treatment approaches used in the UK that may be…
Linking the past and the present: service users’ perspectives of how adverse experiences relate to their admission to forensic mental health services
Jessica Cartwright, Daniel Lawrence, Christopher HartwrightThis study aimed to explore how forensic mental health service users make sense of their past adverse experiences. Secondly, it aimed to explore whether service users considered…
ISSN:
2050-8794Renamed from:
The British Journal of Forensic PracticeOnline date, start – end:
2013Copyright Holder:
Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
hybridEditors:
- Dr. Carol Ireland
- Dr Neil Gredecki