Dynamic Security

Foreword, John Gunn.; Acknowledgements.; Introduction.; Part 1. Theory: Origins of Criminal Behaviour.; 1. Social Factors and Crime, Joe Murray, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge, Leonidas Cheliotis, Institute of Criminology, University of Cambridge and Shadd Maruna, reader in Criminology, Belfast University.; 2. Psychiatric Factors in Criminality, Jim Ormsby, consultant psychiatrist, Regional Forensic Psychiatry Unit, Fareham, Hampshire.; 3. Psychological Factors in Criminality, Jo Day, principal forensic psychologist, HM Prison Service Headquarters, London.; Part 2. History of Therapeutic Communities in Prison.; 4. The Historical Development of the UK Democratic Therapeutic Community, Tim Newell, former Governor of HMP Grendon, Buckinghamshire.; 5. Send: The Women's Democratic Therapeutic Community in Prison, Caroline Stewart, Head of Research and Development, Women's Team, HM Prison Service Headquarters, London and Michael Parker, Director of Therapy, HMP Send, Surrey.; 6. Serendipity or Design? Therapeutic Community History and Maxwell Jones's Theory, Dennie Briggs, clinical psychologist, USA.; Part 3. Method and Practice.; 7. Assessing Risk and Need in a Prison Therapeutic Community: An Integrative Model, Richard Shuker, Head of Psychology, HMP Grendon, Buckinghamshire and David Jones, wing therapist, HMP Grendon, Buckinghamshire.; 8. Supervision of Forensic Group Therapy, Michael Parker.; 9. Throughcare, Aftercare: What Happens After Therapy? Alan Miller, forensic psychologist, HMP Dovegate, Staffordshire.; Part 4. Psychodynamic Aspects: Inside Forensic Therapy.; 10. 'We used to make a football out of a goat head': Working with Young Offenders in a Prison Therapeutic Community, Teresa Wood, therapy manager, HMP Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire.; 11. A Schema for the Transition from Cruel Object to Tender Object Relations among Drug Users in a Prison Therapeutic Community, Ronald Doctor, Consultant Psychiatrist in Psychotherapy and Clinical Director West London Mental Health NHS Trust.; 12. Internal World, External Reality: From Fantasy to Reality in Violent Offending, Liz McLure, independent group analyst.; 13. Changing a Life Sentence into a Life, Judy Mackenzie, Director of Therapy, HMP Gartree, Leicestershire.; 14. Repeating Patterns: Sexual Abuse, Sexualised Internal Working Models and Sexual Offending, Michael Parker.; Part 5. Managing the Therapeutic Community.; 15. Governing Grendon Prison's Therapeutic Community: The Big Spin, Peter Bennett, Governor of HMP Grendon, Buckinghamshire.; 16. Directing Therapy in the Prison Democratic Therapeutic Community, Mark Morris, consultant psychiatrist, Kneesworth House, Hertfordshire. 17. Symbiosis: Therapeutic Communities within Non-Therapeutic Community Organisations, Roland Woodward, Director of Therapy, HMP Dovegate, Staffordshire.; 18. Security and Dynamic Security in a Therapeutic Community Prison, Kevin Leggett, Deputy Governor, HM Prison Service and Brian Hirons, Governor of Security at HMP Grendon, Buckinghamshire.; Part 6. Audit and Experience.; 19. Therapy from the Inside: Experiences from Therapy, Men and Women Users' Experiences of Therapy.; 20. Auditing pf Prison Service Accredited Interventions, Danny Clark, forensic psychologist, HM Prison Service Headquarters, London and Jan Lees, community therapist, Francis Dixon Lodge, Leicester. Conclusion. Subject index. Author index.