Issues

“We know about our risks, so we should be asked.” A tool to support service user involvement in the risk assessment process in forensic services for people with intellectual disabilities

Samantha Hall; Helen Duperouzel
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The “forensicisation” of challenging behaviour: the perils of people with learning disabilities and severe challenging behaviours being viewed as “forensic” patients

Fergus Douds; Ashwin Bantwal
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Corrections Victoria: ensuring responsive practices for offenders with complex needs

Jo Famularo
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The Good Thinking! course – developing a group‐based treatment for people with learning disabilities who are at risk of offending

Wendy Goodman; Janice Leggett; Emily Bladon; Charlotte Swift; Teresa Treasure; Mike Richardson
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Substance misuse among offenders in a forensic intellectual disability service

Amie Plant; Emily McDermott; Verity Chester; Regi T. Alexander
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Editorial

A stronger voice for patients?

Colin Dale; Deborah Moore
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