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Working therapeutically with women in secure mental health settings
I: Theory-building -- Thinking about the needs of women in secure settings. -- Dangerous journeys: women's pathways into and through secure mental health -- Services. -- Women and offending. -- Troubled inside: vulnerability in prison. -- Women and risk. -- More alike than different: gender and forensic mental health -- II. Practice -- Working together: integrated multi-disciplinary practice with women. -- Thinking under fire: the challenge for forensic mental health nurses working -- With women in secure care. -- Hiding and being lost: the experience of female patients and staff on a -- Mixed sex ward. -- 'a net of threads finer than cobweb': the life of a women's group. -- A psychodynamically-orientated group for women with learning disabilities. -- III: Service development -- The development of medium secure services for women. -- Closing the gap between evidence and practice: the role of training in -- Transforming women's services. -- Men, women, and good practice.
edited by Nikki Jeffcote and Tessa Watson ; foreword by Jenni Murray.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 202-211) and indexes.