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Mental health and crime - Jill Peay, 2011Book | Essential – PeT
General texts about forensic mental health and/or mentally disorderedoffenders (15 items)
Forensic mental health texts (11 items)
Forensic mental health: concepts, systems, and practice - Annie Bartlett, Gill McGauley,2010
Book | Essential
Care or custody?: mentally disordered offenders in the criminal justice system - Judith M.Laing, 1999
Book | Essential
Forensic mental health - Mary McMurran, Najat Khalifa, Simon Gibbon, 2009Book | Essential
Offenders, deviants or patients?: an introduction to clinical criminology - Herschel Prins,2016
Book | Digitisation | Essential
Blurring the boundaries: The convergence of mental health policy, legislation, systems andpractice, - Max Rutherford, 2010
Document | Essential
Punishment and madness: governing prisoners with mental health problems - TobySeddon, 2007
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Book | Essential
Handbook of forensic mental health - Keith Soothill, Paul Rogers, Mairead Dolan, 2008Book | Essential
Young people in forensic mental health settings: psychological thinking and practice -Andrew Rogers, Joel Harvey, Heather Law, 2015
Book | Essential
Mad or bad?: a critical approach to counselling and forensic psychology - Andreas Vossler,Catriona Havard, Graham Pike, Meg-John Barker, Bianca Raabe
Book | Essential
Risk and rehabilitation: management and treatment of substance misuse and mentalhealth problems in the criminal justice system - Aaron Pycroft, Suzie Clift, 2013
Book | Essential
Mental health, crime and criminal justice: responses and reforms - 2016Book | Essential
Theoretical texts (4 items)
Dangerous offenders: punishment and social order - Mark Brown, John Pratt, 2000Book | Essential
Deviance and medicalization: from badness to sickness : with a new afterword by theauthors - Peter Conrad, Joseph W Schneider, c1992
Book | Essential
Understanding risk in criminal justice - Hazel Kemshall, 2003Book | Additional
A sociology of mental health and illness - Anne Rogers, 2014Book
Week 1 (10 items)
Essential (2 items)
‘Mentally disordered offenders, mental health and crime’ in The Oxford handbook ofcriminology - J. Peay, 2012
Chapter | Essential
The Oxford handbook of criminology - Alison Liebling, Maruna Shadd, Lesley McAra, 2017Book
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Recommended (3 items)
Forensic mental health: concepts, systems, and practice - Annie Bartlett, Gill McGauley,2010
Book | Recommended | Chapter 27
Care or custody?: mentally disordered offenders in the criminal justice system - Judith M.Laing, 1999
Book | Recommended | Especially section 1.3 – What role does psychiatry play in thetreatment of mental disorder? and section 1.4 – How should mentally disordered offendersbe treated?
‘Understanding forensic mental health and the variety of professional voices’ in Handbookof forensic mental health - P. Rogers, K. Soothill, 2008
Chapter | Recommended
Additional readings (4 items)
Inside the unit for the UK's most disturbed female offenders | Society | The GuardianWebpage
Six months trapped in a secure mental health unit – how the system failed one autistic15-year-old | Frances Ryan | Opinion | The Guardian
Webpage
People from black minority ethnic groups three times more likely to be admitted to mentalhealth units | Society | The Guardian
Webpage
My NHS dementia unit is about to close and I fear for my patients | Public Leaders Network| The Guardian
Webpage
Seminar preparation (1 items)
None set for this introductory week
Week 2 (9 items)
Essential (1 items)
‘Diagnosis, medical models and formulations’ in Handbook of forensic mental health - P.J.Taylor, J. Gunn, 2008
Chapter | Essential
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Recommended (4 items)
ICD, DSM and The Tower of Babel - A. Frances, 2014Article | Recommended
Forensic mental health - Mary McMurran, Najat Khalifa, Simon Gibbon, 2009Book | Recommended | Chapter 2
Mental Health Professionals’ Natural Taxonomies of Mental Disorders: Implications for theClinical Utility of the ICD-11 and the DSM-5 - Geoffrey M. Reed, Michael C. Roberts, JaredKeeley, Catherine Hooppell, Chihiro Matsumoto, Pratap Sharan, Rebeca Robles, HudsonCarvalho, Chunyan Wu, Oye Gureje, Itzear Leal-Leturia, Elizabeth H. Flanagan, JoãoMendonça Correia, Toshimasa Maruta, José Luís Ayuso-Mateos, Jair de Jesus Mari, ZepingXiao, Spencer C. Evans, Shekhar Saxena, María Elena Medina-Mora, 2013
Article | Recommended
Debating DSM-5: diagnosis and the sociology of critique - M. D. Pickersgill, 2014Article | Recommended
Additional readings (3 items)
Mental Disorder or "Normal Life Variation"? Why It Matters - D. H. Jacobs, 2014Article | Additional
Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (DSM): A culture bound syndrome? -Abhijit Nadkarni, Alastair Santhouse, 2012
Article | Additional
Where do classifications come from? The DSM-III, the transformation of Americanpsychiatry, and the problem of origins in the sociology of knowledge - Michael Strand,2011
Article | Digitisation
Seminar preparation (1 items)
In addition to the required reading, select one mental disorder from the DSM-5 that youfind interesting and don't know much about. You will find many here: http://www.theravive.com/therapedia/a-c?category=disorders
Print a brief summary of your chosen mental disorder and come to the leminar prepared todiscuss.
Week 3 (13 items)
Essential (2 items)
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Forensic mental health: concepts, systems, and practice - Annie Bartlett, Gill McGauley,2010
Book | Recommended | chapter 2
Madness and crime: Historical perspectives on forensic psychiatry - Harry Oosterhuis, ArlieLoughnan, 2014
Article | Essential
Recommended (3 items)
Deviance and medicalization: from badness to sickness : with a new afterword by theauthors - Peter Conrad, Joseph W Schneider, c1992
Book | Recommended | Please read "From badness to sickness: changing designationsof deviance and social control"
Deviance and medicalization: from badness to sickness : with a new afterword by theauthors - Peter Conrad, Joseph W Schneider, c1992
Book | Recommended | Read Chapter 3 – Medicine as an institution of social control
Towards a social model of madness and distress? Exploring what service users say | JosephRowntree Foundation - Peter Beresford, 2010
Document | Recommended
Additional readings (5 items)
The evolution of mental disorder as a legal category in England and Wales - AndrewForrester, Serab Ozdural, Anandamurugan Muthukumaraswamy, Andrew Carroll, 2008
Article | Additional
Asylums: essays on the social situation of mental patients and other inmates - ErvingGoffman, 1991
Book | Additional
A sociology of mental health and illness - Anne Rogers, 2014Book | Read Chapter 1 – Perspectives on mental health and illness
On Being Sane in Insane Places - D. L. Rosenhan, 1973Article | Additional
The myth of mental illness. - Szasz, Thomas S., State U. New York, Syracuse, 1960Article | Additional
Seminar preparation (1 items)
ADHD is best understood as a cultural construct - S. Timimi, E. Taylor, 2004-01-01Article
Visual Material (2 items)
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BBC World Service - Witness, The Rosenhan ExperimentWebpage
Rosenhan- Being Sane In Insane Places - 24/1/2015Audio-visual document
Week 4 (7 items)
Essential (1 items)
Risk and protection: the discourse of confinement in contemporary mental health policy -Graham Moon, 2000-9
Article
Recommended (2 items)
Risk, social policy and welfare - Hazel Kemshall, 2002Book | Recommended | Chapter 5 - Mental health, mental disorder, risk and public
protection
Why is care in the community perceived as a failure? - J. LEFF, 2001-11-1Article
Additional readings (2 items)
Handbook of public protection - Mike Nash, Andy Williams, 2010Book | Additional | "Dangers by being despised grow great’’
Homicide and allied inquiries: in whose best interests? - Herschel Prins, 2010-01Article
Seminar preparation (2 items)
Birmingham: Christina Edkins bus stabbing - Phillip Simelane admits manslaughter -3/10/2013
Audio-visual document
Homicide Investigation Report into the death of a child - fileWebpage
Week 5 (9 items)
Required (1 items)
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Handbook of forensic mental health - Keith Soothill, Paul Rogers, Mairead Dolan, 2008Book | Essential | ‘The origins and early development of forensic mental health’
Recommended (2 items)
Punishment and madness: governing prisoners with mental health problems - TobySeddon, 2007
Book | Recommended | Chapter 2 – A brief history of imprisoning the "mad"
A sociology of mental health and illness - Anne Rogers, David Pilgrim, 2010Book | Recommended | Chapter 10 – Psychiatry and legal control
Additional (4 items)
Scandal, social policy and social welfare - Ian Butler, Mark Drakeford, 2005Book | Additional | Chapter 2 – ‘”Gothic nightmare": Madness and public policy from the
18th century
Deviance and medicalization: from badness to sickness : with a new afterword by theauthors - Peter Conrad, Joseph W Schneider, c1992
Book | Additional | Chapter 3 – Medical model of madness: the emergence of mentalillness
Asylums: essays on the social situation of mental patients and other inmates - ErvingGoffman, 1968
Book | Additional
A sociology of mental health and illness - Anne Rogers, 2014Book | Chapter 6: The organization of mental health work
Seminar Preperation (2 items)
The Retreat York - 28/8/2014Audio-visual document
BBC Mental A History of the Madhouse FULL DOCUMENTARY - 15/8/2014Audio-visual document
Week 6 Independent learning week (1 items)
There is no teaching session this week because of the university's independent learning
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week. You are strongly advised to use this time constructively and continue to work onyour essays. You should also use this time to catch up on any reading that you've missedand, if you're really organised, make a start on the readings for weeks 7-11.
As usual, I will be running regular office hours and you should feel to drop in and see meduring these times.
Week 7 (17 items)
Essential (3 items)
Corston report - review of women with vulnerabilities in the criminal justice system -corston-report-march-2007.pdf
Document | Essential
Women offenders: after the Corston reportDocument | Essential
‘Criminality among persons with severe mental illness’ in Handbook of forensic mentalhealth - S. Hodgins, 2008
Chapter | Essential
Recommended (5 items)
Mental health, crime and criminal justice: responses and reforms - 2016Book | Recommended | Read Chitsabesan, P. and Hughes, N. (2016) ‘Mental health
needs and neurodevelopmental disorders amongst young offenders: Implications for policyand practice’
Young people in forensic mental health settings: psychological thinking and practice -Andrew Rogers, Joel Harvey, Heather Law, 2015
Book | Recommended
The Bradley Report: Lord Bradley’s review of people with mental health problems orlearning disabilities in the criminal justice system
Document | Recommended
Too Little Too Late - a review of unmet mental health need in prison .pdfDocument | Recommended
Guidance for commissioners of older people’s mental health servicesDocument | Recommended
Additional Readings (3 items)
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Mental health in a multi-ethnic society: a multidisciplinary handbook - Suman Fernando,Frank Keating, 2009
Book | Additional
Dangerous and severe personality disorder (DSPD) - Alex Lord, Laura Rayment, BritishPsychological Society, 2003
Book | Additional
The journal of mental health training, education, and practice - Emerald JournalsJournal | Additional | Kerry Cooke Di Bailey, (2011)’Women's experience of forensic
mental health services: implications for practice’ 6(4): 186 – 194
Seminar preparation (3 items)
Helpful tools and reading
Delivering race equality in mental health careDocument
The Bradley Commission: Black and minority ethnic communities, mental health andcriminal justice
Webpage
Visual Material (3 items)
BBC Three - Being Black, Going Crazy?Webpage
Sarah Reed dies at Holloway prison - 5/2/2016Audio-visual document
Women's Prison Doc - 'Styal'Audio-visual document
Week 8 (6 items)
Essential (1 items)
Mental health and crime - Jill Peay, 2011Book | Essential | Chapter 4 – Are mental disorder and crime related? & Chapter 6 –
Mental disorder and violence
Recommended (2 items)
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Handbook of forensic mental health - Keith Soothill, Paul Rogers, Mairead Dolan, 2008Book | Recommended
The British journal of psychiatry - Royal Medico-psychological Association, Royal College ofPsychiatrists, HighWire Press (Free Journals)
Journal | Large, M., Smith, G., Swinson, N. and Nielssen, O. (2008) ‘Homicide due tomental disorder in England and Wales over 50 years’, 193:130-133.
Additional (3 items)
Forensic mental health: concepts, systems, and practice - Annie Bartlett, Gill McGauley,2010
Book | Additional | Burke, T. (2010) ‘Psychiatric disorder: Understanding violence’
The journal of forensic psychiatry & psychology - Taylor & Francis Online, ©2003-Journal | Additional | Thomson, L., Wilson, J. and Robinson, L. (2009) ‘Predictors of
violence in mental illness: The role of substance abuse and associated factors’
Criminal behaviour and mental health: CBMH. - Wiley-Blackwell Full CollectionJournal | Additional | Vinkers, D.J., de Beurs, E., Barendregt, M., Rinne, T. and Hoek, H.W.
(2011) ‘The relationship between mental disorders and different types of crime’
Week 9 (6 items)
Essential (1 items)
European journal of communication - SAGE Deep Backfile Package 2010, SAGE Premier2017
Journal | Essential | Cross, S. (2014) ‘Mad and bad media: Populism and pathology in theBritish tabloids’
Recommended (2 items)
'One flew over the psychiatric unit': mental illness and the media - M. ANDERSON, 2003-06Article | Recommended
Social policy and mental illness in England in the 1990s: violence, moral panic and criticaldiscourse - B. Paterson, C. Stark, 2001-06
Article | Recommended
Additional Reading (3 items)
Newspaper representations of mental illness and the impact of the reporting of 'events' onsocial policy: the 'framing' of Isabel Schwarz and Jonathan Zito - B. PATERSON, 2006-06
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Article | Additional
Distant voices, still lives: reflections on the impact of media reporting of the cases ofChristopher Clunis and Ben Silcock - Cummins, Ian, 2010
Article | Additional
Mass media, 'monsters' and mental health clients: the need for increased lobbying - J. R.Cutcliffe, B. Hannigan, 2001-08
Article | Additional
Week 10 (15 items)
Essential (2 items)
Forensic mental health: concepts, systems, and practice - Annie Bartlett, Gill McGauley,2010
Book | Essential | Wrench, M. and Dolan, B. (2010) ‘Law and the mentally disorderedoffender: An overview of structures and statutes’
The Bradley report five years on: An independent review of progress to date and prioritiesfor further development
Document | Essential
Recommended (6 items)
' Part 3 – Restraining the mad: Justifications for compulsory detention' in Madness andCrime - P. Bean, 2008
Chapter | Recommended
Criminal Justice Diversion and Liaison Services: A Path to Success? - Wendy Dyer, 2013Article | Recommended
‘The law relating to mentally disordered persons in the criminal justice system’ in Handbook of forensic mental health - P. Fennell, 2008
Chapter | Recommended
Diversion of mentally disordered people from the criminal justice system in England andWales: An overview - David V. James, 2010
Article | Recommended
'Entering the forensic mental health system' in Forensic mental health - M. McMurran, N.Khalifa, S. Gibbon, 2009
Chapter | Recommended
Human rights and mentally disordered offenders - Amar Shah, 2010Article | Digitisation
Additional Reading (6 items)
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Diversion, not detention. - Victor Adebowale, 2010Article | Additional
‘Mental health law and risk management’ in Handbook of forensic mental health - P.Fennell, 2008
Chapter | Additional
Essential mental health law: a guide to the revised Mental Health Act and the MentalCapacity Act 2005 - Anthony Maden, Tim Spencer-Lane, 2010
Book | Chapter 10 – Patients in contact with the criminal justice system / Patientsconcerned in criminal proceedings or under sentence
Handbook of forensic mental health - Keith Soothill, Paul Rogers, Mairead Dolan, 2008Book | Additional | Maden, T. (2008) ‘The process and system for adults’, in Soothill, K.,
Rogers, P. and Dolan, M.
‘Sentencing Mentally Disordered Offenders: Conflicting Objectives, Perilous Decisions andCognitive Insights’
Document | Additional
Forensic mental health: concepts, systems, and practice - Annie Bartlett, Gill McGauley,2010
Book | Additional | Sarkar, S.P. (2010) ‘Mental health law and the mentally disorderedoffender’
Seminar preparation: Helpful tools and reading (1 items)
Blurring the boundaries: The convergence of mental health policy, legislation, systems andpractice
Document | Executive summary p8-10
Week 11: Independent field trip
Week 12 : Case study workshop
Week 13 (10 items)
Essential (2 items)
Police responses to persons with a mental illness: International perspectives - DuncanChappell, Anthony O'Brien, 2014
Article | Essential
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Policing and Mental Illness in England and Wales post Bradley - I. Cummins, 2012-12-01Article | Essential
Recommended (1 items)
Policing and Crime Act 2017 | Mind, the mental health charity - help for mental healthproblems
Webpage | Recommended
Additional Reading (4 items)
Mentally disordered detainees in the police station: the role of the psychiatrist - J. Kent, S.Gunasekaran, 2010
Article | Additional
Diagnosing vulnerability and "dangerousness": police use of Section 136 in England andWales - David B. Menkes, Gillian A. Bendelow, 2014
Article | Additional
Police and mental health: How to get it right locally, - Mind, 2013Document | Additional
Centre for Mental Health | Briefing 36: Police and mental health - 2008Document | Additional
Visual Material (3 items)
Introduction to Places of Safety - 15/6/2010Audio-visual document
Street Triage Pilot - 9/1/2015Audio-visual document
Locked Up For Being Ill? - 10/9/2013Audio-visual document
Week 14 (9 items)
Essential (1 items)
Mental disorder and probation policy and practice: A view from the UK - Charlie Brooker,David Denney, Coral Sirdifield, 2014
Article | Essential
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Recommended (4 items)
Probation and mental illness - Charlie Brooker, Coral Sirdifield, Robert Blizard, DavidDenney, Graham Pluck, 2012
Article | Recommended
A Community Service for High-Risk Mentally Disordered Sex Offenders: A Follow-Up Study -J. Craissati, R. Blundell, 2013
Article | Recommended
Understanding the community management of high risk offenders - Hazel Kemshall, 2008Book | Recommended
Community treatment orders: current practice and a framework to aid clinicians - P.Lepping, M. Malik, 2013
Article | Recommended
Additional Reading (3 items)
International experiences of using community treatment orders - Rachel Churchhill, GarethOwen, Swaran Singh, Matthew Hotpot, 2007
Document | Additional
Clinical Characteristics of Community Forensic Mental Health Services - R. Mohan, 2004Article | Recommended
The prevalence of mental health disorders amongst offenders on probation: A literaturereview - Coral Sirdifield, 2012
Article | Additional
Seminar preparation: Helpful tools and reading (1 items)
Inside the UK's mental health crisis: 'It is my view that people will die' | Society | TheGuardian
Webpage
Week 15 (12 items)
Essential (1 items)
Forensic mental health: concepts, systems, and practice - Annie Bartlett, Gill McGauley,2010
Book | Recommended | chapter 19
Recommended (3 items)
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‘The law relating to mentally disordered persons in the criminal justice system’ in Handbook of forensic mental health - P. Fennell, 2008
Chapter
Introducing a New Diminished Responsibility Defence for England and Wales. - 2011Article | Recommended
Criminal responsibility - Simon Wilson, 2009Article | Recommended | 8(12): 473-475
Additional Reading (6 items)
Mental disorder as the cause of a crime - Alec Buchanan, Howard Zonana, 2009Article
Diversion of mentally disordered people from the criminal justice system in England andWales: An overview - David V. James, 2010
Article
Forensic mental health - Mary McMurran, Najat Khalifa, Simon Gibbon, 2009Book | Additional | Chapter 3 – Entering the forensic mental health system
Mental health and crime - Jill Peay, 2011Book | Additional | Chapter 16 – Treatment, mental disorder, crime, responsibility and
punishment
‘Mental health law and the mentally disordered offender’ - S.P. Sarkar, 2010Chapter
Human rights and mentally disordered offenders - Amar Shah, 2010Article
Seminar preparation: Helpful tools and reading (2 items)
Courts and Tribunals JudiciaryWebpage
R -v- Tania Clarence Sentencing remarksDocument
Week 16 (15 items)
Essential (3 items)
Handbook of forensic mental health - Keith Soothill, Paul Rogers, Mairead Dolan, 2008Book | Essential | Chapter 21
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Handbook on prisons - Yvonne Jewkes, Ben Crewe, Jamie Bennett, 2016Book | Essential | Mills, H. and Kendall, K. (2016) ‘Mental health in prisons’ in Jewkes, Y.,
Crewe, B. and Bennett, J.
Mental health in prisons - National Audit Office (NAO)Webpage | Essential
Recommended (6 items)
Forensic mental health: concepts, systems, and practice - Annie Bartlett, Gill McGauley,2010
Book | Recommended | Chapter 29
Prison mental health in-reach teams, serious mental illness and the Care ProgrammeApproach in England - Charlie Brooker, Russell Webster, 2017-08
Article | Recommended
Mental Disorder and Offending in Prison - R. B. Felson, E. Silver, B. Remster, 2012Article | Recommended
Young people in forensic mental health settings: psychological thinking and practice -Andrew Rogers, Joel Harvey, Heather Law, 2015
Book | Recommended
'Treatment in prison and probation services' in Forensic mental health - Mary McMurran,Najat Khalifa, Simon Gibbon, 2009
Chapter | Recommended
A review of mental health need in prison - E. Taylor, 2010Article | Recommended
Additional Reading (4 items)
Prospective cohort study of mental health during imprisonment - L. Hassan, L.Birmingham, M. A. Harty, M. Jarrett, P. Jones, C. King, J. Lathlean, C. Lowthian, A. Mills, J.Senior, G. Thornicroft, R. Webb, J. Shaw, 2011
Article | Additional
Assessing needs for psychiatric treatment in prisoners: 2. Met and unmet need - SharonJakobowitz, Paul Bebbington, Nigel McKenzie, Rachel Iveson, Gary Duffield, Mark Kerr,Helen Killaspy, 2017-2
Article | Additional
Imprisoning the mentally disordered: a manifest injustice? - Jill Peay, 2014Document
A National Evaluation of Prison Mental Health In-Reach Services - The Offender HealthResearch Network, 2009
Document
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Seminar preparation: Helpful tools and reading (2 items)
Broadmoor in the news - 2012-10-31Audio-visual document
About Broadmoor HospitalWebpage
Week 17 Reading week. Please catch up on reading from other weeksand begin working on assessments.
Week 18 (9 items)
Essential (1 items)
The successes and failures of the DSPD experiment: the assessment and management ofsevere personality disorder - P. Tyrer, C. Duggan, S. Cooper, M. Crawford, H. Seivewright,D. Rutter, T. Maden, S. Byford, B. Barrett, 2010
Article | Essential
Recommended (3 items)
‘The Offender Personality Disorder Strategy jointly delivered by NOMS and NHS England’Document | Recommended
‘Dangerous and severe personality disorder’: A psychiatric manifestation of the risk society- Kevin Corbett, Tristen Westwood, 2005
Article | Digitisation | Recommended
Dangerous liaisons: Personality disorder and the politics of risk - T. Seddon, 2008Article | Recommended
Additional Reading (5 items)
Forensic psychiatry and public protection - A. Buchanan, A. Grounds, 2011Article | Additional
Early years of Dangerous and Severe Personality Disorder Programme - Ministry of Justice,2011
Document | Additional
Mental health and crime - Jill Peay, 2011Book | Additional | Read Chapter18
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Philosophy, psychiatry & psychology: PPP. - Arts Premium Collection, ©1996-Journal | Additional | Peay, J. (2011) ‘Personality disorder and the law: some awkward
questions’ 18(3):231-244.
‘Risk, dangerousness and the DSPD units’, - Tony Seddon, 2008Article | Additional
Week 19 (11 items)
Essential (1 items)
‘Focusing on treatment: the main interventions and their implications’ in Handbook offorensic mental health - C. Duggan, 2008
Chapter | Essential
Recommended (5 items)
“What works” with mentally disordered offenders - Ronald Blackburn, 2004Article | Recommended
Changing violent behaviour: Forensic mental health and criminological models compared -Kevin Howells, Andrew Day, Brian Thomas-Peter, 2004
Article | Recommended
Mental health, crime and criminal justice: responses and reforms - 2016Book | Recommended | McGuire, J. (2016) ‘Interventions and outcomes: Accumulating
evidence’
Forensic mental health: concepts, systems, and practice - Annie Bartlett, Gill McGauley,2010
Book | Recommended | chapter 15
Rehabilitation frameworks in forensic mental health - Peter Robertson, Mary Barnao, TonyWard, 2011
Article | Recommended
Additional Reading (5 items)
Serious mental disorder in 23 000 prisoners: A systematic review of 62 surveys - SeenaFazel, John Danesh, 2002
Article
Prison health-care wings: Psychiatry's forgotten frontier? - Andrew Forrester, Katrina Chiu,Samantha Dove, Janet Parrott, 2010
Article
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Treatment Alternatives for Mentally Disordered Offenders:A Literature Review - Joshua J.Knabb, Robert K. Welsh, Marjorie L. Graham-Howard, 2011
Article
Forensic mental health: concepts, systems, and practice - Annie Bartlett, Gill McGauley,2010
Book | Additional | Read Chapter 11
A Sociology of Mental Health and Illness (electronic resource) - Anne Rogers, David Pilgrim,2014
Book | Additional | Chaper 8: The Treatment of People with Mental Heath Problems
Week 20 (8 items)
Essential (1 items)
Forensic mental health: concepts, systems, and practice - Annie Bartlett, Gill McGauley,2010
Book | Essential | Chapter 24
Recommended (3 items)
From Toxic Institutions to Therapeutic Environments: Residential Settings in Mental HealthServices
Chapter | Digitisation | (Recommended) Book is out of print, but chapter 3 has beendigitised and is available here.
Forensic mental health: concepts, systems, and practice - Annie Bartlett, Gill McGauley,2010
Book | Recommended | chapter 25
‘Everything contradicts in your mind’: A qualitative study of experiences of forensic mentalhealth staff in two contrasting services - Arabella Kurtz, Nikki Jeffcote, 2011
Article | Digitisation | Recommended
Additional Reading (4 items)
Inpatient violence and aggression: A literature review - Len Bowers, Duncan Stewart, ChrisPapadopoulos, Charlotte Dack, Jamie Ross, Husnara Khanom, Debra Jeffery, 2011
Document
Therapeutic uses of security: mapping forensic mental health services by stratifying risk -H. G. Kennedy, 2002
Article | Additional
Forensic mental health - Mary McMurran, Najat Khalifa, Simon Gibbon, 2009
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Book | Additional | Read Chapter 5 – The multidisciplinary team
Forensic psychiatric nursing: skills and competencies: I role dimensions - T. Mason, A.Lovell, D. Coyle, 2008
Article
Week 21 (16 items)
Essential (3 items)
‘Understanding and managing risk’ in Handbook of forensic mental health - M. Doyle, M.Dolan, 2008
Chapter | Essential
Mental health, crime and criminal justice: responses and reforms - 2016Book | Essential | Gobbels, S., Thakker, J. and Ward, T. (2016) ‘Desistance in offenders
with mental illness’
Handbook of forensic mental health - Keith Soothill, Paul Rogers, Mairead Dolan, 2008Book | Essential | Snowden, P. and Ashim, B. (2008) ‘Release procedures and forensic
mental health’
Recommended (4 items)
Mental health, crime and criminal justice: responses and reforms - 2016Book | Recommended | Canton, R. (2016) ‘Troublesome offenders, undeserving
patients? The precarious rights of mentally disordered offenders’
'The crystal ball of risk assessment' in Offenders, deviants or patients? - H. Prins, 2005Chapter | Digitisation | Recommended
Pathways to unlocking secure mental health careWebpage | Recommended
Health, risk & society - Business Source CompleteJournal | Recommended | Coffey, M. (2012) ‘A risk worth taking? Value differences and
alternative risk constructions in accounts given by patients and their community workersfollowing conditional discharge from forensic mental health services’
Additional Reading (9 items)
Violence risk prediction: Clinical and actuarial measures and the role of the PsychopathyChecklist - M. DOLAN, 2000
Article | Additional
Predicting violence using structured professional judgment in patients with different
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mental and behavioral disorders - Nicola S. Gray, John Taylor, Robert J. Snowden, 2011Article | Additional
Violence risk assessment: the use of the PCL-SV, HCR-20, and VRAG to predict violence inmentally disordered offenders discharged from a medium secure unit in Scotland - HildaHo, Lindsay Thomson, Rajan Darjee, 2009
Article | Additional
‘’Dangers by being despised grow great’’ - H. Prins, 2010Chapter | Additional
An Inspection of Through the Gate Resettlement Services for Short-Term PrisonersDocument | Additional
Protecting the public?: detention and release of mentally disordered offenders - TessaBoyd-Caine, 2012
Book | Additional
The influence of actuarial risk assessment in clinical judgments and tribunal decisionsabout mentally disordered offenders in maximum security. - N. Zoe Hillton, 2001
Article | Additional
Health, risk & society - Business Source CompleteJournal | Additional | ‘Assessing the probability of patients reoffending after discharge
from low to medium secure forensic mental health services: An inductive preventionparadox’, 15(1): 84-102
‘‘Everybody knows that the prisoner is going nowhere’: Parole Board (PB) members viewsabout the conduct and outcome of PB reviews with Dangerous and Severe PersonalityDisorder (DSPD) prisoners’
Webpage | Additional
Week 22 (8 items)
Essential (1 items)
From Dangerousness to Precaution: Managing Sexual and Violent Offenders in an Insecureand Uncertain Age - B. Hebenton, T. Seddon, 2009-01-06
Article | Essential
Recommended (3 items)
Beyond public protection: An examination of community protection and public healthapproaches to high-risk offenders - H. Kemshall, J. Wood, 2007-08-01
Article | Recommended
Psychiatry, psychology, and law: an interdisciplinary journal of the Australian and New
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Zealand Association of Psychiatry, Psychology and Law - Australian and New ZealandAssociation of Psychiatry, Psychology, and Law, Taylor & Francis Behavioral ScienceArchive 2015, HeinOnline Law Journal Library
Journal | Recommended | Rose, N. (1998) ‘Governing risky individuals: The role ofpsychiatry in new regimes of control’
Pre-crime and pre-punishment: a health warning | Centre for Crime and Justice StudiesWebpage | Recommended | Zedner, L. (2010) ‘Pre-crime and pre-punishment: A health
warning’, 81(1):24-25.
Additional Reading (3 items)
Crime in an insecure world - Richard Victor Ericson, 2007Book | Additional | Chapter 1
Psychiatry and the control of dangerousness: On the apotropaic function of the term“mental illness"
Document | Additional
Pre-crime and post-criminology? - Lucia Zedner, 2007-05Article
Seminar preparation: Helpful tools and reading (1 items)
Don’t be so hysterical about sex crimesWebpage
Week 23 Please consult mylearning one week prior to the session.
Week 24 Please undertake reading relevant to your assignment.
Further Reading (1 items)You are expected to undertake independent research on the topics covered in this moduleand to read more widely than the resources provided in this reading list.
The Library's Online Subject Guides (http://libguides.mdx.ac.uk/criminology) are a goodplace to start with your research, as they bring together the key research tools for yoursubject area and offer a wide range of support.
Your Subject Liaison Librarian will also help you with your research, finding and accessing
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resources and referencing your work: Ask your Librarian a question at http://askalibrarian.mdx.ac.uk Book an appointment with your Librarian at http://libcal.mdx.ac.uk
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