Forensic Child and Adolescent Mental Health
Meeting the Needs of Young Offenders
Herausgeber: Bailey, Susan; Chitsabesan, Prathiba; Tarbuck, Paul
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Meeting the Needs of Young Offenders
Herausgeber: Bailey, Susan; Chitsabesan, Prathiba; Tarbuck, Paul
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An overview of forensic child and adolescent mental health for professionals in mental health, social care, education, law and policy.
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An overview of forensic child and adolescent mental health for professionals in mental health, social care, education, law and policy.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 346
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. April 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 258mm x 194mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 904g
- ISBN-13: 9781107003644
- ISBN-10: 1107003644
- Artikelnr.: 48208586
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 346
- Erscheinungstermin: 24. April 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 258mm x 194mm x 24mm
- Gewicht: 904g
- ISBN-13: 9781107003644
- ISBN-10: 1107003644
- Artikelnr.: 48208586
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
List of contributors; Preface; 1. The nature of adolescence Mary Shooter
and Mike Shooter; 2. Origins of adolescent offending Barbara Maughan; 3.
Psychosocial resilience, psychosocial care and forensic mental healthcare
Verity Kemp and Richard Williams; 4. Assessment of young offenders: mental
health, physical, educational and social needs Prathiba Chitsabesan and
Lorraine Khan; 5. Risk assessment and management with adolescents Charlotte
Lennox and James Millington; 6. The influence of neurodevelopmental
impairment on youth crime Prathiba Chitsabesan, Nathan Hughes and Hugh
Williams; 7. Serious offences - origins and nature of individual violence
Charlotte Lennox and Rajan Nathan; 8. Childhood predictors of young
homicide offenders and victims and their implications for interventions Lia
Ahonen, David Farrington, Rolf Loeber, Dustin Pardini and Rebecca
Stallings; 9. Group violence and youth gangs Lorraine Khan, Heather Law and
Sally Zlotowitz; 10. Young people with harmful sexual behaviours Simon
Hackett, Maeve Murphy and Kenny Ross; 11. Depression and self-harm and
suicidal behaviour in young offenders Heidi Hales, Justine Rothwell and
Gemma Trainor; 12. Post-traumatic stress disorder and complex trauma in
young people at risk of entering the criminal justice system Shreeta Raja
and Andrew Rogers; 13. Young people with schizophrenia in forensic settings
Enys Delmage; 14. Substance misuse in young people with antisocial
behaviour Sam Cox and Louise Theodosiou; 15. Attention deficit
hyperactivity disorder and antisocial behaviour Ben Greer, Oliver White and
Susan Young; 16. Autistic spectrum disorders in young people in the
criminal justice system Gillian Baird and Ernest Gralton; 17. Youth
psychopathy Elaine Johnstone; 18. Treatment and management: early
interventions in conduct disorder and oppositional defiant disorder Justine
Ifield, Stephen Scott and Leena K. Augimeri; 19. Cognitive, behavioural and
related approaches in young offenders Paul Mitchell and Charlotte
Staniforth; 20. Systemic treatment approaches in young people with risky
behaviours Simone Fox and Helen Jones; 21. Sounding the picture - drawing
out the sound: music therapy and art therapy with young people who have
committed serious criminal offences Lynn Aulich and Joanna Holroyd; 22.
Children and the law Enys Delmage, Mike Shaw and Hannele Variend; 23. Youth
justice services in England and Wales Paul Tarbuck; 24. Working with young
people in a secure environment Pam Hibbert, Paul Mitchell and Jim Rose;
Index.
and Mike Shooter; 2. Origins of adolescent offending Barbara Maughan; 3.
Psychosocial resilience, psychosocial care and forensic mental healthcare
Verity Kemp and Richard Williams; 4. Assessment of young offenders: mental
health, physical, educational and social needs Prathiba Chitsabesan and
Lorraine Khan; 5. Risk assessment and management with adolescents Charlotte
Lennox and James Millington; 6. The influence of neurodevelopmental
impairment on youth crime Prathiba Chitsabesan, Nathan Hughes and Hugh
Williams; 7. Serious offences - origins and nature of individual violence
Charlotte Lennox and Rajan Nathan; 8. Childhood predictors of young
homicide offenders and victims and their implications for interventions Lia
Ahonen, David Farrington, Rolf Loeber, Dustin Pardini and Rebecca
Stallings; 9. Group violence and youth gangs Lorraine Khan, Heather Law and
Sally Zlotowitz; 10. Young people with harmful sexual behaviours Simon
Hackett, Maeve Murphy and Kenny Ross; 11. Depression and self-harm and
suicidal behaviour in young offenders Heidi Hales, Justine Rothwell and
Gemma Trainor; 12. Post-traumatic stress disorder and complex trauma in
young people at risk of entering the criminal justice system Shreeta Raja
and Andrew Rogers; 13. Young people with schizophrenia in forensic settings
Enys Delmage; 14. Substance misuse in young people with antisocial
behaviour Sam Cox and Louise Theodosiou; 15. Attention deficit
hyperactivity disorder and antisocial behaviour Ben Greer, Oliver White and
Susan Young; 16. Autistic spectrum disorders in young people in the
criminal justice system Gillian Baird and Ernest Gralton; 17. Youth
psychopathy Elaine Johnstone; 18. Treatment and management: early
interventions in conduct disorder and oppositional defiant disorder Justine
Ifield, Stephen Scott and Leena K. Augimeri; 19. Cognitive, behavioural and
related approaches in young offenders Paul Mitchell and Charlotte
Staniforth; 20. Systemic treatment approaches in young people with risky
behaviours Simone Fox and Helen Jones; 21. Sounding the picture - drawing
out the sound: music therapy and art therapy with young people who have
committed serious criminal offences Lynn Aulich and Joanna Holroyd; 22.
Children and the law Enys Delmage, Mike Shaw and Hannele Variend; 23. Youth
justice services in England and Wales Paul Tarbuck; 24. Working with young
people in a secure environment Pam Hibbert, Paul Mitchell and Jim Rose;
Index.
List of contributors; Preface; 1. The nature of adolescence Mary Shooter
and Mike Shooter; 2. Origins of adolescent offending Barbara Maughan; 3.
Psychosocial resilience, psychosocial care and forensic mental healthcare
Verity Kemp and Richard Williams; 4. Assessment of young offenders: mental
health, physical, educational and social needs Prathiba Chitsabesan and
Lorraine Khan; 5. Risk assessment and management with adolescents Charlotte
Lennox and James Millington; 6. The influence of neurodevelopmental
impairment on youth crime Prathiba Chitsabesan, Nathan Hughes and Hugh
Williams; 7. Serious offences - origins and nature of individual violence
Charlotte Lennox and Rajan Nathan; 8. Childhood predictors of young
homicide offenders and victims and their implications for interventions Lia
Ahonen, David Farrington, Rolf Loeber, Dustin Pardini and Rebecca
Stallings; 9. Group violence and youth gangs Lorraine Khan, Heather Law and
Sally Zlotowitz; 10. Young people with harmful sexual behaviours Simon
Hackett, Maeve Murphy and Kenny Ross; 11. Depression and self-harm and
suicidal behaviour in young offenders Heidi Hales, Justine Rothwell and
Gemma Trainor; 12. Post-traumatic stress disorder and complex trauma in
young people at risk of entering the criminal justice system Shreeta Raja
and Andrew Rogers; 13. Young people with schizophrenia in forensic settings
Enys Delmage; 14. Substance misuse in young people with antisocial
behaviour Sam Cox and Louise Theodosiou; 15. Attention deficit
hyperactivity disorder and antisocial behaviour Ben Greer, Oliver White and
Susan Young; 16. Autistic spectrum disorders in young people in the
criminal justice system Gillian Baird and Ernest Gralton; 17. Youth
psychopathy Elaine Johnstone; 18. Treatment and management: early
interventions in conduct disorder and oppositional defiant disorder Justine
Ifield, Stephen Scott and Leena K. Augimeri; 19. Cognitive, behavioural and
related approaches in young offenders Paul Mitchell and Charlotte
Staniforth; 20. Systemic treatment approaches in young people with risky
behaviours Simone Fox and Helen Jones; 21. Sounding the picture - drawing
out the sound: music therapy and art therapy with young people who have
committed serious criminal offences Lynn Aulich and Joanna Holroyd; 22.
Children and the law Enys Delmage, Mike Shaw and Hannele Variend; 23. Youth
justice services in England and Wales Paul Tarbuck; 24. Working with young
people in a secure environment Pam Hibbert, Paul Mitchell and Jim Rose;
Index.
and Mike Shooter; 2. Origins of adolescent offending Barbara Maughan; 3.
Psychosocial resilience, psychosocial care and forensic mental healthcare
Verity Kemp and Richard Williams; 4. Assessment of young offenders: mental
health, physical, educational and social needs Prathiba Chitsabesan and
Lorraine Khan; 5. Risk assessment and management with adolescents Charlotte
Lennox and James Millington; 6. The influence of neurodevelopmental
impairment on youth crime Prathiba Chitsabesan, Nathan Hughes and Hugh
Williams; 7. Serious offences - origins and nature of individual violence
Charlotte Lennox and Rajan Nathan; 8. Childhood predictors of young
homicide offenders and victims and their implications for interventions Lia
Ahonen, David Farrington, Rolf Loeber, Dustin Pardini and Rebecca
Stallings; 9. Group violence and youth gangs Lorraine Khan, Heather Law and
Sally Zlotowitz; 10. Young people with harmful sexual behaviours Simon
Hackett, Maeve Murphy and Kenny Ross; 11. Depression and self-harm and
suicidal behaviour in young offenders Heidi Hales, Justine Rothwell and
Gemma Trainor; 12. Post-traumatic stress disorder and complex trauma in
young people at risk of entering the criminal justice system Shreeta Raja
and Andrew Rogers; 13. Young people with schizophrenia in forensic settings
Enys Delmage; 14. Substance misuse in young people with antisocial
behaviour Sam Cox and Louise Theodosiou; 15. Attention deficit
hyperactivity disorder and antisocial behaviour Ben Greer, Oliver White and
Susan Young; 16. Autistic spectrum disorders in young people in the
criminal justice system Gillian Baird and Ernest Gralton; 17. Youth
psychopathy Elaine Johnstone; 18. Treatment and management: early
interventions in conduct disorder and oppositional defiant disorder Justine
Ifield, Stephen Scott and Leena K. Augimeri; 19. Cognitive, behavioural and
related approaches in young offenders Paul Mitchell and Charlotte
Staniforth; 20. Systemic treatment approaches in young people with risky
behaviours Simone Fox and Helen Jones; 21. Sounding the picture - drawing
out the sound: music therapy and art therapy with young people who have
committed serious criminal offences Lynn Aulich and Joanna Holroyd; 22.
Children and the law Enys Delmage, Mike Shaw and Hannele Variend; 23. Youth
justice services in England and Wales Paul Tarbuck; 24. Working with young
people in a secure environment Pam Hibbert, Paul Mitchell and Jim Rose;
Index.