Forensic occupational therapy
By: edited by Lorna Couldrick and Deborah Alred.
Contributors: Couldrick, Lorna.; Alred, Deborah.
Publisher: Whurr
Published: 2003
Place of publication: London; Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 240
Subjects: Forensic psychology.; Occupational therapy.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Pt. 1. Current perspectives; title: A starting point / Lorna Couldrick and Deborah Alred; title: So what is forensic occupational therapy? / Lorna Couldrick; title: The foundation of good practice / Marion Martin; title: Pt. 2. The occupational therapy process in a medium secure unit; title: Assessment / Claire Barton; title: Programme planning / Deborah Alred; title: Everyone is an artist / Mark Spybey and Phil Morgan; title: Cognitive behavioural group work within forensic occupational therapy / Rebecca Kelly; title: Evaluation of forensic occupational therapy practice / Channine Clarke; title: Pt. 3. Forensic occupational therapy in other settings; title: Occupational therapy in a high-security hospital - the Broadmoor perspective / Michelle Walsh and Joe Ayres; title: The occupational therapist working in prison / Rebecca Hills; title: The development of community forensic occupational therapy / Catherine Joe; title: Pt. 4. Special issues arising; title: Setting up a forensic occupational therapy service / Gill Urquhart; title: Security issues for occupational therapists working in a medium secure setting / Andrea Neeson and Rebecca Kelly; title: Team working and liaison / Helena Holford and Deborah Alred; title: Pt. 5. Clinical issues; title: Women in secure environments / Kathryn Harris; title: Forensic occupational therapy within learning disability services / Rachel Prentice and Kirsty Wilson; title: Self-injury or relief from overwhelming emotions / Ann McQue; title: Forensic addictive behaviours / John Chacksfield; title: Occupational therapy and the sexual offender / Edward Duncan; title: Personality disorder - a role for occupational therapy / Lorna Couldrickaz