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[Fife Justice Social Work (2023)]
Kathy Biggar Trophy submission: The Short-Term Long-Lasting Therapy (STLLT) initiative offers 1-2-1 therapy, lasting approximately 12 weeks, for people with complex social care and mental health issues on short term community-based orders and programmes.
Keywords: mental health, social care
[Ministry of Justice (2022)]
Guidance for prison and probation staff involved in the recall, review and re-release of recalled prisoners – including ‘Recall Best Practice Guide: Working with Recalled Prisoners’.
Keywords: recall
[HMI Probation (2023)]
Report introducing the ideas and practices of Growth work. A whole system approach is promoted which seeks to grow an organisation through building a sense of community and belonging. [From HMI Probation’s Research & Analysis collection].
Keywords: community
[Yorks & the Humber Probation (2023)]
Kathy Biggar Trophy submission: The ‘Finish Line’ is an 18 session psychologically informed, and occupational therapy, programme for people on probation with personality disorders.
Keywords: sport, personality disorder
[Risk Management Authority (2019)]
Online directory of risk assessment tools from the Risk Management Authority (a Non Departmental Public Body established by the Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 2003).
Keywords: assessment
[Clinks (2019)]
Report on how a holistic approach can support mental health in prison with key principles and recommendations. [From the Clinks online Evidence Library].
Keywords: mental health
[Clinks (2019)]
Framework of ‘the values, knowledge and skills required to work with people who have co-occurring mental health and alcohol/drug use conditions’; includes ‘E-learning toolkit’ for front line staff. [From the Clinks online Evidence Library].
Keywords: mental health, substance misuse
[Good Book of Prisons (2019)]
Findings – from interviews with over 2000 staff, prisoners and managers from across the custodial estate – in relation to violence and self harm in prisons. [From the Butler Trust’s Good Book of Prisons].
Keywords: safer custody, self harm, suicide, violence reduction
[Good Book of Prisons (2019)]
Findings – from interviews with over 2000 staff, prisoners and managers from across the custodial estate – in relation to drugs in prisons. [From the Butler Trust’s Good Book of Prisons].
Keywords: substance misuse
[Good Book of Prisons (2019)]
Findings – from interviews with over 2000 staff, prisoners and managers from across the custodial estate – regarding relationships between prisoners and staff. [From the Butler Trust’s Good Book of Prisons].
Keywords: staff-prisoner relationships
