The importance of offender motivation in violence reduction treatment

QR Code

The importance of offender motivation in violence reduction treatment

The following academic thesis explores the links between offender motivation and violence reduction treatment for adult male offenders, with a focus on those with a mental illness. The thesis begins with a systematic review of the literature regarding the impact of motivation on interventions aimed...

Full description

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Berry, Lauren
Format:	Thesis (University of Nottingham only)
Language:	English
Published:	2017
Subjects:	Motivation Violent offenders Mentally ill offenders Violence reduction Violent Offender Treatment Programme
Online Access:	https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/42886/

Similar Items

Delusional thinking in violent offending: implications for risk assessment and treatment
by: Hepburn, Eve E.
Published: (2016)

Violent thoughts and fantasies in a high secure mentally disordered offender group: an exploratory study
by: Patel, Gita
Published: (2015)

The relationship between childhood adversity and violence to others among individuals with psychosis: a review and meta-analysis
by: Green, Kathleen, et al.
Published: (2017)

An exploration of the impact of complex psychological trauma on violent males
by: Garcha, Enderdeep
Published: (2016)

Mental health of offenders on probation
by: Kornalewska-Zaremba, Aleksandra
Published: (2015)

The opinions of mental health professionals regarding criminal responsibility and treatment of psychopathic offenders
by: Whitmore, Laura-Ashley
Published: (2016)

Examining social problem solving programmes with mentally disordered and intellectually disabled offenders in secure hospital settings
by: Dhaliwal, Ranjit
Published: (2017)

An exploration of pornography use with offenders: attitudes and effects
by: Mellor, Emily J.
Published: (2020)

Assessing gender and ethnic differences in developmental trajectories of offending
by: Ferrante, Anna
Published: (2013)

The impact of interventions involving electronic monitoring on young people and adults who offend
by: Paddock, E.L.
Published: (2019)

Attitudes towards mentally disordered offenders
by: Ashworth, Sarah
Published: (2017)

An examination of factors impacting forensic professionals working with people who have offended sexually, with a focus on polymorphic offenders
by: Hart, Georgia
Published: (2024)

The impact of gender upon professional perceptions of offending
by: Howarth-Beal, Jodie A.
Published: (2021)

Using an integrative, Cognitive Analytical Therapy (CAT) approach to treat intimate partner violence risk
by: Tully, Ruth, et al.
Published: (2017)

Treatment engagement of people in forensic personality disorder services
by: Wyse, Kate
Published: (2016)

An exploration into the impact of care staff attitudes towards men who have sexually offended
by: Challinor, L.E.
Published: (2019)

Volunteering with sex offenders: the attitudes of volunteers toward sex offenders, their treatment and rehabilitation
by: Kerr, N., et al.
Published: (2017)

Exploring the effectiveness of evidence-based methods to measure and improve offenders’ engagement in treatment
by: Alemohammad, Mehd
Published: (2017)

Perceptions of sex offenders with intellectual disability: a comparison of forensic staff and the general public
by: Steans, Jennifer, et al.
Published: (2018)

Conflicting agendas: evaluating feminist programmes for women offenders
by: Shaw, Margaret
Published: (1997)

The cycle of violence: links between previous victimisation patterns and internalized violence (self-harm) in young offenders
by: Teng, Grace Xue En
Published: (2017)

The forensic implications of camouflaging: victimisation and offending in Autism and Pathological Demand Avoidance
by: Trundle, Grace
Published: (2021)

An exploratory study of autistic-like traits and empathy deficits in male offenders and adolescents
by: Ang, Lip Tat
Published: (2016)

Pornography, the Internet and sexual offending
by: Bailey, Alexandra Jayne
Published: (2017)

Sexual murderers: psychological and criminological factors in diverse types
by: Higgs, Tamsin
Published: (2017)

The differences between sex offenders who victimise older women and sex offenders who offend against children
by: Browne, Kevin D., et al.
Published: (2016)

A systematic review and meta-analysis of the characteristics of multiple perpetrator sexual offences
by: Bamford, Jennifer, et al.
Published: (2016)

Working with sexual offenders: strength-based approaches and desistance factors
by: Pryboda, Jennifer
Published: (2015)

Positive behaviour support: A tool for sexual offending risk management?
by: Crabtree, Cassy
Published: (2024)

Anger dysfunction and its treatment among offenders
by: Sammut Henwood, Kevin
Published: (2016)

The traumatic effect of homicide in mentally disordered offenders and implications for treatment
by: Bromley, Alison
Published: (2016)

Pre- and post-sentence mental health service use by a population cohort of older offenders (≥45 years) in Western Australia
by: Sodhi-Berry, N., et al.
Published: (2015)

The psychology of youth knife crime
by: Jareno Ripoll, Sandra, et al.
Published: (2024)

Sexual offending hierarchies, personality attributions, and the clinical implications
by: Challinor, Laura Elizabeth, et al.
Published: (2017)

Relationship between family characteristics and sex offences by young males
by: Guzman Castillo, Berenice
Published: (2016)

Exploring differences in substance use and attachment patterns amongst offending populations
by: Stokes, Anna Maria
Published: (2018)

Impulsivity, aggression and trauma history in repeat and one-off female offenders.
by: Braham, Lydia
Published: (2019)

Moral panics or monstrous offenders?: balancing public perceptions of sexual offenders with their offence patterns
by: Wynn, Chelsea
Published: (2018)

Community support for sex offender rehabilitation in Europe
by: Höing, Mechtild A., et al.
Published: (2016)

Reducing impulsivity in repeat violent offenders: an open label trial of a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor
by: Butler, Tony, et al.
Published: (2010)