Grendon and the emergence of forensic therapeutic communities
Subtitle: developments in research and practice
By: edited by Elizabeth Sullivan, Richard Shuker.
Contributors: Sullivan, Elizabeth.; Shuker, Richard.
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Chichester, West Sussex
Language: eng
Number of pages: 333
ISBN-13: 9780470990551
Subjects: HM Prison Grendon; HM Prison Grendon; Prisoners -- Mental health services -- England; Therapeutic communities -- England; Prisons -- history -- England; Antisocial Personality Disorder -- therapy -- England; Community Mental Health Services -- organization & administration -- England; Criminal Psychology -- methods -- England; History, 20th Century -- England; Prisoners -- psychology -- England; Therapeutic Community -- England
Description: "Grendon opened in 1962 as an experimental psychiatric prison to provide treatment for prisoners with antisocial personality disorder. Today it is run by a prison service governor but continues to operate a unique regime in that its six wings are all autonomous therapeutic communities"--Provided by publisher.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: (Publisher-supplied data) 1 Prison-based democratic therapeutic communities: Introducing HMP Grendon Alisa Stevens   2 Dovegate Therapeutic Community: Bid, birth, growth and survival   Eric Cullen and Alan Miller   3 The Van der Hoeven Clinic: A flexible and innovative forensic psychiatric hospital based on therapeutic community principles.   Judith de Boer- van Schaik and Frans Deerks   4 Concept therapeutic communities in America and elsewhere   Douglas Lipton   5 The development of an adapted therapeutic community within a DSPD setting   John Shine   6 Putting principles into practice: The "Good Lives" model   Michael Brooks   7 Personality disorder: Using therapeutic communities as an integrative approach to addressing risk   Richard Shuker   8 Psychodrama as part of core therapy at HMP Grendon   Jinnie Jeffreys   9 Art therapy as a means of assessing readiness for treatment   Bill Wylie   10 Undertaking therapy at Grendon with men who have committed sexual offences   Geraldine Akerman   11 Reflections on Grendon: Interviews with men who are about to leave   Elizabeth Sullivan   12 "This can't be real": Continuity at Grendon   Lorna Rhodes   13 The experience of officers in a therapeutic community prison: An interpretive phenomenological analysis   James McManus   14 Emotional influence and empathy in prison-based communities   Karen Niven, David Holman and Peter Totterdell   15 The quality of life of prisoners and staff at Grendon   Guy Shefer   16 Suicide and self-harm at Grendon   Adrienne Rivlin   17 Changes in prison offending among residents of a prison-based therapeutic community   Margaret Newton   18 PROQ Changes in interpersonal relating following treatment at Grendon   Michelle Newberry and Richard Shuker   19 The experiences of Black and minority ethnic (BME) prisoners in a therapeutic community prison   Michelle Newberry   20 Research in prisons   Martin Fisher, Carol Ireland and Elizabeth Sullivan.