... of Health, 2010 ; Fallon et al., 1999 ; Macallister and Jacobs, 2012 ; NICE, 2013). Interpersonal dynamics are potentially more intense and problematic when clinicians work for long periods with patients (Hughes and Kerr, 2000) such as happens in forensic secure settings. Examples of common...

...Kim Liddiard; Sara Louise Morgan; Bronwen Elizabeth Lesley Davies Purpose Transitioning is an inevitable part of being in secure settings, yet little research exists focussing on the experiences of individuals and what interventions might help them to achieve optimal transitions. This seems...

...Clive G. Long Purpose The purpose of this paper is to review issues of relevance to practitioners using group cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) with women in secure settings. Design/methodology/approach The extant literature on CBT as applied to women in secure settings is reviewed...

... Group Publishing Limited 2009 Patient‐to‐patient bullying Secure settings Official records Self‐report Research Patient-to-patient bullying in secure psychiatric services: exploring the value of official records for documenting patientto-patient bullying Joanne Henson CLINICAL AUDIT...