Trauma hiding in plain view : Hannah McGlue the case for trauma informed practice in women’s prisons
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Practice: the New Zealand Corrections Journal, 2016, 4(2): 22-25
Corrections has been working for many years to meet women’s needs and reduce their criminogenic risks. However, given recent trends, a fresh focus is being placed on female offenders.
To reduce women’s re-offending, Corrections is seeking to ensure that women have equitable access to services and interventions to meet their offending needs, and that women’s management is trauma informed, relational and empowering (Bevan & Wehipeihana, 2015).
Key to our approach is effective responses to women’s mental health issues, substance dependence and experiences of trauma. All of these are likely to be intertwined for women; substance dependence and mental health challenges are often linked to historic trauma. (From the article). Read this paper online or download the whole journal. Record #5637