Criminal Conduct and Substance Abuse Treatment for Women in Correctional Settings : Adjunct Provider's Guide - Female-Focused Strategies for Self-Improvement and Change-Pathways to Responsible Living
by Harvey B. MilkmanEdition: 1st
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Pub. Date: 2008-07-29
Publisher(s): Sage Publications, Inc
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Summary
There is an urgent demand for treatment protocols designed specifically for women who abuse drugs, commit crimes, and receive treatment in correctional settings. Criminal Conduct and Substance Abuse Treatment for Women in Correctional Settings answers the clamor by targeting the biological, psychological, and social roots of female substance abuse and crime. Designed as an adjunct to the Criminal Conduct and Substance Abuse Treatment: Strategies for Self-Improvement and Change (SSC) curriculum, this provider's guide uses female-focused examples, exercises, role plays, and content enhancements that pinpoint women's treatment issues.Features and Benefits Increases the female focus of each session in the original SSC curriculum, a renowned and effective treatment model Assumes a strengths-based approach, which helps build support systems and motivate recovery for women Provides a broad perspective on psychological, social and biological issues and enhances treatment outcomes across a wide spectrum of agencies and treatment providersIntended Audience This adjunct provider's guide is essential to agencies, treatment centers, and practitioners working with women in the judicial system ' offering female clients the best possible chance to get back on the road to recovery. This adjunct provider's guide is essential to agencies, treatment centers, and practitioners working with women in the judicial system ' offering female clients the best possible chance to get back on the road to recovery.This volume provides an invaluable gender focus for: Criminal Conduct and Substance Abuse Treatment Strategies for Responsible Living and Change The Participant's Workbook Second Edition Kenneth W. Wanberg and Harvey B. Milkman ISBN: 978-1-4129-0591-6 The Provider's Guide Second Edition Kenneth W. Wanberg and Harvey B. Milkman ISBN: 978-1-4129-0592-3
Table of Contents
| Preface | |
| Introduction | |
| Understanding the Causes and Context of Female Substance Abuse, Crime, and Mental Disorder | |
| Women and Crime | |
| Scope of the Problem: Women in the Criminal Justice System | |
| General Patterns of Criminal Conduct Among Women | |
| Risk Factors and Dynamic Predictors of Criminal Condut in Women | |
| Theories of Female Crime | |
| Implications for Treatment and Policy: What Factors Reduce Recidivism Among Female Judicial Clients? | |
| Chapter Review | |
| Connecting Female Substance Abuse, Cognition, and Crime | |
| Gender Differences in Substance Abuse | |
| Psychosocial Issues and Substance Abuse in Women | |
| Patterns and Trends in Women's Lives | |
| Stigmas and Stereotypes of Women and Substance Abuse | |
| The Interaction of Women's Social Roles and Relationships | |
| Gender Norms and Sense of Self | |
| Personal Responsibility and the Sociocentric Perspective | |
| Implications for Treatment and Policy: What Factors Reduce Recidivism? | |
| Chapter Review | |
| Mental and Physical Health Issues in Female Criminal Justice Clients | |
| Overview of Mental Health Issues in Female Substance-Abusing Judicial Clients | |
| Dual Diagnosis in Women: Common Psychiatric Disorders Found Among Women Judicial Clients | |
| Women and Violent Trauma | |
| The Specific Causes of Violent Trauma | |
| Medical Challenges for Women Judical Clients | |
| Ethnic Considerations in Health Care | |
| Implications for Treatment and Policy: What Factors Reduce Recidivism? | |
| Chapter Review | |
| Adolescent Girls and Delinquency: The Route Into Correctional Settings | |
| Gender Differences Between Adolescents in AOD Treatment and Juvenile Justice Settings | |
| Adolescent Girls and Delinquency | |
| The Nature of Female Adolescent Offense | |
| Juvenile Victims of Crime | |
| Risk Factors for Juvenile Offending Among Females | |
| Psychological Consequences of Violent Trauma in Adolescence | |
| Gender Norms and Adolescence | |
| Girls and Gangs | |
| Female Adolescent Detention | |
| Experiences of Girls Within the Juvenile Justice System | |
| Implications for Treatment and Policy: What Factors Reduce Recidivism? | |
| Chapter Review | |
| Understanding Posttraumatic Stress Disorder | |
| History of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder | |
| PTSD Population Statistics | |
| Symptoms of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder | |
| Complex Posttraumatic Stress Disorder | |
| PTSD Assessment Methods | |
| Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Gender | |
| Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Childhood Trauma | |
| Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and the Female Judicial Client | |
| Allostasis and the Allostatice Load Factor | |
| Recovery From Trauma | |
| Core Areas and Treatment Goals for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder | |
| Treatment Modalities | |
| Therapist Characteristics | |
| Chapter Review | |
| Essential Elements in the Education and Treatment of Female Judicial Clients | |
| Assessment of Women in Correctional Settings | |
| Overview of the SSC Assessment Program | |
| Components of Assessment | |
| An Assessment and Case Management Service Planning Model | |
| Specific Factors Important in the Assessment of Female Judicial Clients | |
| The Client Master Profile and Master Assessment Plan | |
| Treatment Matching | |
| Collaborative Involvement in Assessment and the Development of the Treatment Plan | |
| The Continuum of Care | |
| Chapter Review | |
| Gender as Culture and Other Diversity Considerations | |
| Diversity Considerations in Working with Women Judicial Clients | |
| Beyond Cultural Differences | |
| Socioeconomic Issues | |
| Women Judicial Clients and Their Children | |
| Chapter Review | |
| Gender-Specific Strategies and Models for Treatment | |
| The Therapeutic Alliance: What Makes an Effective Counselor? | |
| The Therapeautic Environment | |
| Goals of Treatment With Female Judicial Clients | |
| Therapeutic Intervention With Female Judicial Clients | |
| Individualized Plans for Reentry and Transition | |
| Support for Service Providers | |
| Current Trends in Women-Focused Programs: Models for Treatment | |
| Chapter Review | |
| Gender-Specific Adaptations For Women | |
| Challenge to Change | |
| Orientation: How This Program Works | |
| Cognitive-Behavioral Approach to Change and Responsible Living | |
| AOD Use Patterns and Outcomes | |
| Understanding Criminal Thinking and Behavior | |
| Sharing and Listening: Communication Pathways to Self-Awareness and Other-Awareness | |
| Understanding and Preventing Relapse and Recidivism | |
| The Process and Skills for Self-Improvement and Change | |
| Commitment to Change | |
| Self-Control: Managing Thoughts and Emotions | |
| Social and Relationship Skills Building | |
| Skills in Social and Community Responsibility | |
| Ownership of Change: Lifestyle Balance and Healthy Living | |
| Relapse and Recidivism Prevention: Review Strategies for Healthy Living | |
| Strengthening Ownership of Change: Skills for a Healthy Lifestyle | |
| Program Closure: Continuing Your Journey of Responsible Living | |
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