A multidimensional evaluation of a treatment program for female batterers: a pilot study

Article Abstract:

A study is conducted to examine the changes in psychological variables related to abuse between pretreatment and posttreatment assessments in a sample of women involuntarily placed in treatment. The findings indicate that treatment completers are less passive/aggressive and less likely to use physical force on their partners at the conclusion of the treatment program.

HEALTH SERVICES, Ambulatory Health Care Services, Therapeutic Procedures, Evaluation, Therapeutics, Abused women, Battered woman syndrome (Law), Battered person syndrome

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The effects of cross-system collaboration on mental health and substance abuse problems of detained youth

Article Abstract:

The effects of cross-system collaboration on mental health and substance abuse problems of detained youth are discussed. It was found that for treating delinquent youth with co-occurring problem behaviors, cross-system collaboration was a promising approach.

Mental health, Substance abuse, Juvenile offenders

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Reducing juvenile recidivism: evaluating the wraparound services model

Article Abstract:

The effectiveness of wraparound services is evaluated. The wraparound services model was prepared to assist the juvenile court system in correctly identifying youth at greatest risk of reoffending.

Recidivism

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