Background. Prisoners have an exceptional risk of suicide. Cognitive–behavioural therapy
for suicidal behaviour has been shown to offer considerable potential, but has yet to be …

Prison psychiatry has to deal with a disproportionate burden of psychiatric disease in
prisoners. Adequate psychiatric treatment options may reduce suicide behind bars. Further …

The State–Trait Anger Expression Inventory–II (STAXI-II) is a psychometric assessment that
measures the experience, expression, and control of anger in research and clinical settings …

ABSTRACT Background/Aim: Official data show that nearly three million people are awaiting
trial in prison. Despite this group representativeness, few interventions have been …

Introduction: Incarceration represents an opportune moment to improve self-management of
anger and aggression. A hatha yoga-based intervention (YBI) could serve as a useful …

Background Suicide is the leading cause of preventable death in prisons. Deaths from
suicide in prison are significantly, and persistently, elevated compared to those living in the …

Background. The definition of ultra-high risk (UHR) for psychosis was derived from
community-based help-seeking populations. Prisoners have high rates of psychosis and …

The principle of equivalence of care has been an important driver in improving healthcare,
including mental healthcare, for prisoners throughout the Western world. Prisoners should …

Background/Aim: Official data show that nearly three million people are awaiting trial in
prison. Despite this group representativeness, few interventions have been developed and …

The aim of this article is to examine the effects of a short-term one-to-one anger
management program delivered to community-based offenders in Malta. The program …