Forensic Social Work : Supporting Desistance (Hardcover)

1. An Introduction to Forensic Social Work, Jacqueline Bosker and Anneke Menger; Part 1 Forensic social work: frameworks and foundations; 2. Forensic Social Professionalism, Anneke Menger and Marie-Jose Geenen; 3. Theories on the Origins and Development of Delinquent Behaviour, Andrea Donker; 4. The Causes of Desistance, Jacqueline Bosker and Andrea Donker; 5. Supporting Desistance: RNR model, Good Lives Model and Effective Interventions,?Jacqueline Bosker; 6. The Reflective Professional as a Source of Knowledge, Marie-Jose Geenen and Anneke Menger; 7. Mental Resilience, Vivienne de Vogel, Nienke Verstegen and Anne Koppe; Part 2 Developing and organising the forensic social supervision process; 8. Case Management, Jacqueline Bosker, Anneke Menger, Lous Krechtig; 9. Structured Assessment of Risk Factors and Protective Factors, Vivienne de Vogel & Jacqueline Bosker; 10. Risk Management. Working On Short-Term and Long-Term Risk Reduction, Jacqueline Bosker and Vivienne de Vogel; 11. Collaboration Between Professionals and Their Organisations, Joris Colijn; 12. Collaborate with the Social Network, Marieke Cirkel and Jacqueline Bosker; 13. Invaluable. Volunteers in Forensic Social Work, Renee Henskens and Mechtild Hoing; 14. Experts by Experience as Facilitators of Transition, Toon Walravens and Michiel Soeters; Part 3 Essential Practices for the forensic social professional; 15: Involuntary Interaction, Anneke Menger and Lous Krechtig; 16. The Working Alliance in Forensic Social Work, Anneke Menger and Annelies Sturm; 17. The Working Alliance in Forensic Social Work, in Practice, Anneke Menger and Annelies Sturm; 18: Motivating Mandated Clients, Lous Krechtig and Anneke Menger; 19. Setting Standards as a Component of Methodical Action, Lous Krechtig; 20. Cognitive Behavioural Techniques. Changing Pro-Criminal Thinking, Renee Henskens and Wendy Buysse; 21. Risk Management and Self-Management Navigating Patterns of Vulnerability in Behavioural Dysregulation, Frans Fluttert; 22: The Importance of De-Escalation, Minco Ruiter and Petra Schaftenaar; 23. Out With the Old, in With the New? Moral Case Deliberation as a Form of Ethics Support, Swanny Kremer; 24. Restorative Work and Victim-Awareness, Meriem Kalter and Marion Uitslag; 25. Strength-Based Practices, Annelies Sturm and Dorieke Wewerinke; Part 4 Strategies Tailored to Unique Client Needs; 26. Complex Debts, Gercoline van Beek; 27. Sensitivity to Street Culture in the Digital Era, Jeroen van den Broek and Jeffrey Jhanjan; 28. Trauma-Informed Care, Annabel Simjouw and Vivienne de Vogel; 29. People With Mild Intellectual Disabilities and Borderline Intellectual Functioning in the Criminal Justice System, Hendrien Kaal; 30. Substance Use and Crime: Correlation and Approach, Eric Blaauw; 31. Forensic Clients and Mental Disorders, Ellen van den Broek; 32. The Forensic Approach to Cybercrime, Tamar Fischer, Sifra Matthijsse, Wytske van der Wagen and Elina van ’t Zand