Secure Recovery

Foreword, Professor Tony Ward 1. Recovery in Forensic Mental Health Settings: From Alienation to Integration, Gerard Drennan and Deborah Alred 2. Balancing Risk and Recovery: A Clinician's View, Tor Petit 3. 'Nothing for Us Without Us Either': Forensic Service User Involvement, Anita Bowser 4. Recovery in the Forensic Organisation, Gerard Drennan, Kate Law and Deborah Alred 5. Giving Voice to Recovery: Perspectives from Within a High Secure Hospital, Estelle Moore, Darren Lumbard, John Carthy and Joe Ayres & 19 hospital residents and one former patient 6. Recovery for Men with Cognitive Difficulties and Impulsive Challenging Behaviour in a High Secure Hospital: What Does it Mean and How do we Promote it? Patricia Abbott, Anthony Hague and Andre Jedrzejcyk 7. Recovering Personhood: Using Recovery Principles on a Long-Stay Medium Secure Ward, Jay Smith and Veronica Garcia 8. Harnessing Hearts and Minds for Change, Sally Carr and Sue Havers 8. The See-saw of Recovery in Women's Secure Care by Sarah Birch 9. 'Supporting Recovery' and 'Moving On' -- The Recovery Approach Applied to Group Intervention Programmes in In-patient Settings, Helen Miles with Tom Foulds; Sonia Griffin; Carol Guinan; Dr Tracy King; Anna Murphy;Kate Pellowe; Miriam Pucyutan; and service users from the Trevor Gibbens Unit, Kent Forensic Psychiatry Service 10. The See-saw of Recovery in Women's Secure Care, Sarah Birch 11. Recovery Within a Prison Therapeutic Community: Setting the Scene, Michael Brookes 12. Embedding Recovery into Training for Mental Health Practitioners, Helen Eunson, Suzanne Sambrook and Diane Carpenter 13. Recovery Evaluation: The Scottish Forensic Services, Helen Walker & Dave Langton 14. Evaluating Recovery at a Forensic Mental Health Service using the Developing Recovery Enhancing Environments Measure (DREEM), Elina Baker, Zeffa Warren, Alexis Clarke, Emma Laughton, Elaine Hewis and Jason Fee