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ARTICLES FROM "CORECTIONAL SERVICES CANADA":

• Prison Violence: A Scottish Perspective
• Profiling federal offenders on conditional release
• Reoffending rates for parolees and non-parolees: A five-year comparison
• Success rates of female offenders on discretionary versus statutory release: Substance abusers and non-abusers
• Preparing reports for parole decisions: Making the best use of our information -- and time
• Forging a link between institutional and community-based treatment services
• A Strategy for Community Corrections

• Understanding offender reintegration
• Situating risk assessment in the reintegration potential framework
• Exploring reintegration potential: Impacts of initial placement practice
• Treatment responsivity, intervention and reintegration: A conceptual model
• Educating Offenders
• Community supervision: Current practices and future directions

• Violent crime trends in Canada since 1983
• Profiling federal offenders with violent offences
• Comparing violent and non-violent female offenders on risk and need
• Detention: Is it meeting its goal?
• Women who have committed homicide
• Women offenders convicted of robbery and assault
• Treatment programs for offenders with violent histories: A national survey
• Motivating treatment-resistant clients in therapy
• Treatment and violent offenders: Reducing the risk to reoffend
• An inmate survey: A profile of violent and non-violent offenders
• When risks become reality: Messages for practitioners and researchers from national investigations

• Yes, SIR! A stable risk prediction tool
• The Community Risk/Needs Management Scale: An effective supervision tool
• Risk classification for young offenders
• Research to practice: Applying risk/needs assessment to offender classification
• Implementing risk and needs classification in the Correctional Service of Canada
• Classifying female offenders for correctional interventions
• Do we need theory for offender risk assessment?
• Correctional classification and the "responsivity principle"
• Psychological intake assessment: Contributing to contemporary offender classification

• Reducing recidivism through institutional treatment programs
• Factors influencing the effectiveness of cognitive skills training
• Intensive programming for violent offenders: A comparative investigation
• Effective sex offender treatment: The Warkworth Sexual Behaviour Clinic
• The Cyrano Method: Using theatre in offender treatment
• Offender programming: An institutional perspective
• Looking back at 25 years of offender programming
• Catch-22: What psychological staff can (and cannot) do for offenders after their sentence expires
• Effective correctional programming: What empirical research tells us and what it doesn't
• Principles of effective correctional programming
• Criminal recidivism is predictable and can be influenced: An update
• Strategies for enhancing the treatment of violent offenders
• Factors associated with successful reintegration of Aboriginal offenders into the community

• Profiling the Canadian federal sex offender population
• A profile of Aboriginal sex offenders in Canadian federal custody
• Sex offender risk predictors: A summary of research results
• Improving prediction of sex offender recidivism: A proposed study
• Mental health and psychosexual disorders among federal sex offenders
• Millhaven's specialized sex offender intake assessment: A preliminary evaluation
• Sex offender recidivism prediction
• An innovative treatment approach for incestuous fathers
• Sex offender treatment priority: An illustration of the risk/need principle
• A national strategy for managing sex offenders
• Applying the risk principle to sex offender treatment
• Female sex offenders: A literature review
• Managing sex offenders: Some thoughts and suggestions

 

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