Handbook of Forensic Mental Health Services

<p><em>Handbook of Forensic Mental Health Services</em> focuses on assessment, treatment, and policy issues regarding juveniles and adults in the criminal and civil systems. Uniquely, this volume is designed for professionals who deliver mental health services, rather than researchers. Just like its parent series, its goal revolves around improving the quality of mental health care services in forensic settings. It achieves this by integrating the findings related to clinical practice, administration, and policy from trends and best practice internationally that mental health professionals can implement.</p> <p>Preface <strong> I: Introduction</strong> 1. Forensic Mental Health Internationally <em>Anne G. Crocker, James D.</em><em>Livingston,</em> and <em>Marichelle C. Leclair</em><strong>II: Forensic Mental Health Assessment</strong> 2. Criminal Forensic Assessment <em>Amanda L. Reed </em>and <em>Patricia A. Zapf</em> 3. Civil Forensic Assessment <em>Laura S. Guy</em> and <em>Amanda D. Zelechoski </em> 4. Violence Risk Assessment Across Nations and Across Cultures: Legal, Clinical, and Scientific Considerations Appendix <em>Alana N. Cook</em> and <em>Stephen D. Hart</em> 5. Formulation for Forensic Practitioners <em>Caroline Logan</em> 6. The Role of Protective Factors in Forensic Risk Assessments <em>Simone Viljoen, Jodi Viljoen, Tonia L. Nicholls</em>, and <em>Michiel de Vries Robbé </em> 7. Forensic Report Writing: Principles and Challenges <em>Richart L. DeMier</em> and <em>Randy K. Otto</em><strong>III: Forensic Mental Health Interventions</strong> 8. Models of Change and the Use of Prevention and Early Interventions <em>Lucy Guarnera</em> and <em>N. Dickon Reppucci </em> 9. Change to The Fullest Potential: Doing What Works in the Forensic Context <em>Heather M. Moulden</em> and <em>Casey Myers</em> 10. Treatment of Personality Disorders In Forensic/Correctional Settings <em>Michelle Guyton</em> and <em>Allison Foerschner</em> 11. Treatment of Sexual Offenders <em>Rebecca Jackson</em> 12. Intellectual Disability Among Offenders in Correctional and Forensic Setting <em>Kaitlyn McLachlan</em> 13. Female offenders <em>Vivienne DeVogel</em> and <em>Marijke Louppen</em> 14. Juvenile Offender Treatment <em>Keith Cruise, Evan Holloway</em>, and <em>Emilie Picar</em><strong>IV: Forensic Mental Health Systems</strong> 15. Implementation of Evidence-based Practices in Forensic Mental Health Services <em>Rüdiger Müller-Isberner, Petra Born, Sabine Eucker</em>, and <em>Beate Eusterschulte</em> 16. Forensic Mental Health in Corrections <em>Robert D. Morgan, Angelea Bolanos,</em> and <em>Karen Grabowski</em> 17. Guidelines for Forensic Mental Health in Inpatient Psychiatric Settings <em>Tonia L. Nicholls</em> and <em>Ilvy Goossens</em> 18. Diversion and the Sequential Intercept Model: Implications For Emerging Forensic Service Areas <em>Kirk Heilbrun, Patricia A. Griffin, Edward Mulvey, David DeMatteo, Carol Schubert, Katy Winckworth Prejsnar, Sarah Phillips</em>, and <em>Sarah Filone</em> 19. Mental Health Courts: Where Might We Go From Here? <em>Richard D. Schneider</em></p>