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• Volume 8 Issue 1: June 2021 Show child pages
  • Editorial
  • “I can’t change my past, but I can change my future”: Perpetrator perspectives on what helps to stop family violence
  • Assessing risk of re-offending: Recalibration of the Department of Corrections’ core risk assessment measure
  • Hōkai Rangi: Context and background to the development of Ara Poutama Aotearoa Strategy 2019-2024
  • Intervention and Support Project
  • Evaluation of Tāmaua Te Koronga – a prison-based alcohol and other drug programme for young men
  • It’s the right path for me”: Findings from an aromatawai of Te Ira Wahine
  • Book review: Gangland by Jared Savage
  • Information for contributors
• Volume 7 Issue 1: July 2019 Show child pages
  • Editorial - Hope in the face of ‘wicked’ problems
  • What has happened to you? Changing how we think about family violence and justice
  • Putting victims at the heart of the criminal justice system
  • “It’s all about the choices I make”: Understanding women’s pathways to desistance
  • “I’m trying to change my ways”: The desistance processes of persistent offenders
  • The Short Violence Prevention Programme: An offence-focused intervention for short-serving incarcerated men with a history of violence who are at high risk of re-offending
  • Relapse prevention and safety planning: A viable short term intervention
  • The Short Motivational Programme-Revised: A new era of Motivational Interviewing in programme delivery
  • Supporting neurodiverse learners in New Zealand prisons
  • Motivational Interviewing – the journey of Community Corrections
  • The Alcohol and Other Drugs Aftercare Worker Service: Process evaluation findings
  • Update on the community-based two-year alcohol and other drug testing trial
  • Qualitative evaluation of the alcohol and other drug testing in the community trial
  • Comparison of socio-economic and reconviction outcomes for offenders sentenced to home detention or a short sentence of imprisonment respectively
  • New Zealand’s Six Pillar Model of reintegration and international reintegrative models: A review of the literature
  • Housing supports and services in New Zealand: A cross-agency response
  • Matawhāiti Residence – Public Protection Orders
  • A mental health service for people in central North Island prisons
  • Leading with values, measuring success
  • Case study: How prototyping was used to design the solution for photographing people in the care of the Department of Corrections in the community
  • Book review: Global perspectives on desistance: Reviewing what we know, and looking to the future
• Volume 6 Issue 2: November 2018 Show child pages
  • Editorial
  • Expanding Residential Community Care and Services: A policy option for New Zealand?
  • Creating Positive Pathways: A long-term housing initiative for people released from prison
  • The effectiveness of Corrections' rehabilitation interventions with Māori
  • Are psychologists meeting the needs of Māori? A perspective from Psychological Services
  • Aotearoa New Zealand cultural interventions: Current issues and potential avenues
  • Te Ara Tauwhaiti - Kaupapa Māori supervision pathway for programme facilitators
  • The development of the Kimihia Violence Prevention programme: An offence focused programme for women with high and complex needs
  • Kia Rite: Evaluation of a new behavioural skills programme for women
  • Development and implementation of trauma-informed training for women's corrections facilities in Aotearoa New Zealand
  • Introducing practice tools for working distinctively with women
  • "For me it was normal": Some initial findings from the family violence perpetrator study
  • Inter-agency alignment of family violence programmes
  • Inside probation officer contacts: A summary of an analysis of recorded probation
  • My Mahi - the Community Work App
  • Supporting Offenders into Employment
  • Employability Skills Framework - improving the work preparedness of people with criminal convictions
  • Risky business: Evaluating the Dynamic Risk Assessment for Offender Re-entry for use with New Zealand youth
  • Drawing on collective strengths to improve outcomes for youth in Corrections' youth units
  • Evaluation of brief methamphetamine-focused interventions
  • Practice note: Ara Poutama Practice Framework - our guide to integrated prison practice
  • Book review: Offending and Desistance
  • Book review: The End of Policing
• Volume 6 Issue 1: July 2018 Show child pages
  • Editorial
  • Intervention and Support Project
  • Development of Mental Health and Reintegration Services in the New Zealand Department of Corrections
  • Evaluation of the Improved Mental Health service
  • Evaluation of the counsellors and social workers services
  • Pursuing consistency: multiple sites; one drug treatment approach
  • Early intervention and support: Corrections' Methamphetamine Pilot
  • Alcohol and other drug testing trial of community-based offenders
  • Employment needs post-prison: A gendered analysis of expectations, outcomes and service effectiveness
  • Extending the reach of the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award, Aotearoa New Zealand Hillary Award for youth in Corrections
  • Women offenders: Another look at the evidence
  • A brief history of Te Tirohanga units
  • “I know our people”: Exploring community approaches to gang member reintegration II
  • Effective rehabilitation through evidence-based corrections
  • The parachute problem
  • Where New Zealand stands internationally: A comparison of offence profiles and recidivism rates
  • Enhancements transform Office of the Inspectorate
  • The journey to achieve a safer and healthier workplace
  • Performance on the Physical Readiness Assessment
  • Across the Tasman: A reflective practice journey
  • Practice note: Identifying and managing the effects of traumatic brain injury
  • World Congress on Probation: Report from the Chief Probation Officer
  • Book Review: Parental Incarceration and the Family: Psychological and Social Effects of Imprisonment on Children, Parents, and Caregivers
  • Book Review: Dress Behind Bars: Prison Clothing as Criminality
• Volume 5 Issue 2: November 2017 Show child pages
  • Editorial
  • Addressing the imbalance: Enhancing women's opportunities to build offence free lives through gender responsivity
  • Collaborative, relational and responsive: Principles for the case management of women in prison
  • Methamphetamine use disorders among New Zealand prisoners
  • Strengthening continuity of care: Corrections' Alcohol and Other Drug Aftercare Worker Pilot
  • Suicide in New Zealand Prisons - 1 July 2010 to 30 June 2016
  • Transforming intervention and support for at-risk prisoners
  • The Columbia-Suicide Severity Rating Scale: Validation for use as a screen for suicide risk in New Zealand prisons and probation settings
  • An introduction to countering violent extremism
  • The last defence against gang crime: Exploring community approaches to gang member reintegration - part I
  • Supported accommodation services for released offenders in New Zealand - a review
  • From Māori Therapeutic Programmes to Mauri Tū Pae
  • A review of the Saili Matagi Programme for male Pacifica prisoners
  • Measuring practice quality: A new approach in a Corrections setting
  • Safety leadership - creating a positive safety culture at Corrections
  • An integrated approach: Holistic assessment of vocational trainees
  • Do your stretch: Yoga as a rehabilitative intervention
  • Focus groups in prison
  • Role differences between psychologists who work in Corrections and those who work in Forensic Health Services
  • Book review: Sport in prison: Exploring the role of physical activity in correctional settings
• Volume 5 Issue 1: July 2017 Show child pages
  • Editorial - Rehabilitation, reintegration, and the psychology of criminal conduct
  • What works in correctional rehabilitation? Lessons from 15 years of programme outcomes analysis
  • New Zealand prisoners’ prior exposure to trauma
  • Treating sexual offenders who categorically deny their offending
  • Corrections officer wellbeing: Training challenges and opportunities
  • The fatigue journey
  • New Zealand’s extensive electronic monitoring application: “Out on a limb” or “leading the world”?
  • What happens beyond the gate? Findings from the post-release employment study
  • Investing in prison education: New approaches to improving educational outcomes and reducing re-offending
  • Women’s prison education
  • Targeting recidivism of ex-offenders through the use of employment
  • Community support systems for people released from prison: A review of the literature
  • Practice note: International Symposium on Operational Correctional Issues and Challenges
  • Practice note: Probation practice wheel
  • Book review: The Psychology of Criminal Conduct 6th Edition
  • Book review: Crime Law and Justice in New Zealand
• Information for contributors
• Volume 4 Issue 2: December 2016 Show child pages
  • Editorial - Changing practice; changing lives
  • The Department of Corrections' tikanga-based programmes
  • Innovations in reducing re-offending
  • The Sentenced Prisoner Population
  • Trauma hiding in plain view: the case for trauma informed practice in women’s prisons
  • Cross-agency plan to deliver world leading interventions for people who use violence within their family
  • Towards an understanding of female family violence perpetrators: A study of women in prison
  • Evidence-based principles for prison-based alcohol and drug treatment
  • State of mind: mental health services in New Zealand prisons
  • Supporting offenders into employment
  • Guided Release: A graduated pathway enabling safe and successful reintegration for long-serving prisoners
  • Aukaha te Waka – the Future of Probation 2016 – 2021
  • An exploratory analysis into the mortality of offenders
  • Building relationships to improve outcomes for youth in Corrections
  • Book Review: What Works in Crime Prevention
  • Book Review: Environmental corrections: A new paradigm for supervising offenders in the community
  • Information for contributors
• Volume 4 Issue 1: August 2016 Show child pages
  • Editorial - Innovation in Corrections
  • Do relationships matter? Examining the quality of probation officers’ interactions with parolees in preventing recidivism
  • Family violence perpetrators: Existing evidence and new directions
  • Comorbid substance use disorders and mental health disorders among New Zealand prisoners
  • Brain gain for youth:Emerging trends in neuroscience
  • Mauri Tu, Mauri Ora: An offence focussed programme for high risk youth
  • What's in a name? The importance of identity verification for public protection
  • The Investment Approach to Justice: Taking Integrated Offender Management to Police, Justice and the wider social sector
  • On body cameras in prison
  • Swift, Certain and Fair Sanctions: An innovative new programme or false HOPE?
  • Ka Upane - "into the light" A brief skills group for short-serving offenders
  • Phone call initiative
  • Employment as a factor in desistance from crime
  • Getting more "skin in the game" How latest evidence around social bonds suggests we can get more players involved in reducing re-offending, while reducing risk to the Crown
  • The Hutt Valley Justice Sector Innovation Project: a case study on proactive approaches to innovation
  • What works: a new model of public service delivery
  • Profile: Ian Lambie, Chief Science Adviser for the justice sector
  • When you really can't "know thy self" - what next?
  • Book review: Switch: How to change things when change is hard
  • Information for contributors
• Volume 3 Issue 2: December 2015 - Evidence based practice Show child pages
  • Twenty years of Corrections - The evolution of offender rehabilitation
  • The High Risk Personality Programme - Revised: An evaluation report
  • Women's experiences of rehabilitation and re-offending summary of findings
  • Te Kupenga: An approach to working with offending families
  • Public protection orders - Managing the most dangerous offenders under a civil regime
  • Co-morbidity research - Part one
  • What does it mean when Corrections says we will place the victim at the centre of our concerns in the family violence context?
  • Making a difference for young people in prison
  • Rolleston Prison - Reflections on a multi-disciplinary team in action
  • Reduced re-offending by 25% by 2017
  • Frontline Futures
  • Characteristics of a learning culture
  • Psychopathy and its implication for criminal justice - Key presentations and discussions from a specialist conference held May 2015, Austin, Texas.
  • Book Review: Self-Insight: Roadblocks and Detours on the Path to Knowing Thyself
  • Book review: The Girls in the Gang
  • Information for contributors
• Volume 3 Issue 1: April 2015 - Desistance Show child pages
  • Desistance from crime: A review of the literature
  • Discovering desistance: Reconfiguring criminal justice?
  • Lessons from research into youth desistance
  • The role of release planning in the reintegration experiences of high-risk offenders
  • Desistance in high-risk prisoners: Pre-release self-reported desistance commitment and perceptions of change predict 12-month survival
  • Practice note: Building recovery, reducing crime
  • The problem with 'the problem with gangs': Reflections on practice and offender desistance
  • Physical Readiness Assessment and staff resilience
  • Whakamanahia Wahine Programme for low-risk women offenders
  • Book review: The Resilience Factor
  • Book review: Desistance from Sex Offending: Alternatives to Throwing Away the Keys
  • Information for contributors
• Volume 2 Issue 3: December 2014 - Collaboration and Partnerships
• Volume 2 Issue 2: August 2014 - Motivational Interviewing
• Volume 2 Issue 1: April 2014
• Volume 1 Issue 2: November 2013 - Youth
• Volume 1 Issue 1: May 2013