Advances in Mental Health and Learning Disabilities: Volume 2 Issue 1

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Personality disorder and offending in people with learning disabilities

Jenny Torr

This article reviews the literature on personality disorder in offenders with learning disabilities, using Medline, PsychoInfo and CINAHL databases, and search terms ‘offending’…

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Alcohol and illicit drug misuse in people with learning disabilities: implications for research and service development

Laurence Taggart, Adam Huxley, Gill Baker

This paper offers readers a review of the literature on alcohol and illicit drug misuse in people with learning disabilities, focusing on six key areas. First, clarity is provided…

Transition for adolescents and young adults with learning disabilities and mental health problems/challenging behaviours: the parent carers' views

Gemma Unwin, Nick LeMesurier, Niyati Bathia, Shoumitro Deb

The aim of the research was to scope issues of concern at transition for young people with learning disabilities and mental health problems/challenging behaviour from the…

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A qualitative study on the knowledge and views that people with learning disabilities and their carers have of psychotropic medication prescribed for behaviour problems

Sylvia Hall, Shoumitro Deb

We describe the results of a qualitative study that explored the knowledge and views 20 adults with learning disabilities and their carers had of medication prescribed for…

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The assessment and treatment of a man with mild learning disability, violent behaviour and chronic low self‐esteem: a case study

Amanda Bishop, Jayne Henry

The following case study describes the assessment, formulation and treatment of a man with mild learning disabilities and a history of violent behaviour. Following several years…

Challenges when conducting core assessments for Thorn model psychosocial interventions to a person with Asperger's syndrome: a case study

Joe Franks, Geoff Brennan

Thorn model psychosocial interventions (PSI) assist clients and their carer systems to manage the effects of psychotic symptoms. PSI has a broad menu of possible interventions…

No One Knows: Identifying and supporting prisoners with learning difficulties and learning disabilities: the views of prison staff: Jenny Talbot for the Prison Reform Trust

Gregory O'Brien

No One Knows is a major initiative by the UK Prison Reform Trust which highlights the plight and predicament of prisoners with learning disabilities and of those with less severe…

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ISSN:

1753-0180

Online date, start – end:

2007 – 2010

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited