Violence Risk - Assessment and Management: Advances Through Structured Professional Judgement and Sequential Redirections

Violence Risk-Assessment and Management: Advances Through Structured Professional Judgement and Sequential Redirections......Page 5
Copyright......Page 6
Contents......Page 7
Tribute......Page 8
List of Figures......Page 9
List of Tables......Page 10
List of Boxes......Page 11
About the Authors......Page 12
Foreword......Page 14
Preface to the Second Edition......Page 20
Acknowledgments......Page 23
Laws......Page 25
Interfaces......Page 26
Professional Ethics and Standards......Page 29
Notes......Page 30
Psychoanalysis......Page 32
Conventional Behaviorism......Page 33
Brain–Behavior Relationships......Page 34
The Relevance of Theory to Assessing and Managing Risks......Page 35
Recent Theoretical Innovations......Page 36
Notes......Page 37
Predictions Under Duress......Page 39
Actuarial Predictions......Page 40
Predictions in the Individual Case......Page 41
Prediction Errors......Page 42
The Actuarial vs. Clinical Debate......Page 45
Notes......Page 47
Severe Developmental Problems......Page 50
Conduct and Personality Problems......Page 51
SNAP: Working Backwards from a Treatment Program to the Creation of Risk Assessment Devices......Page 52
Testing the EARLs......Page 53
Development of the SAVRY......Page 54
Notes......Page 55
Introduction......Page 57
Symptoms and Causal Mechanisms......Page 59
Functional Psychoses......Page 60
Threat/Control Override (TCO)......Page 61
Moods......Page 62
Impulse Control Disorders......Page 63
Paraphilias......Page 64
Learning Disability and Neurodevelopmental Disorders......Page 66
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)......Page 67
Malingering and Factitious Disorders......Page 68
Notes......Page 69
Definitions and Classifications......Page 71
Epidemiology and Natural History......Page 72
Personality Disorders and Violence......Page 73
Psychopathy......Page 74
Notes......Page 77
Definitions and Classifications......Page 79
Substance Abuse and Violence......Page 81
Note......Page 84
The Search for Risk Factors at the Metropolitan Toronto Forensic Service (METFORS)......Page 85
The Search for Risk Factors in the MacArthur Study......Page 88
Complexities......Page 90
Gathering Facts for Factors......Page 91
Notes......Page 93
9 SPJ Guides......Page 96
Tube Map......Page 97
Constructing SPJ Schemes......Page 100
Development of the HCR-20......Page 102
Testing the HCR-20: Versions 1 and 2......Page 103
Development of the START......Page 104
Established SPJ Schemes Covered in Other Chapters......Page 106
PRISM......Page 107
SAMI......Page 108
SPJ Schemes Which Could Be Developed......Page 109
Notes......Page 110
10 Competitions......Page 112
Notes......Page 115
11 Planning......Page 116
Introductory Considerations......Page 117
Formulations......Page 118
SPJ and Planning......Page 119
Notes......Page 121
12 Transitions......Page 122
Measuring the Effects of Transitions......Page 123
Achieving Successful Transitions......Page 125
Preparing Clients for Transitions......Page 126
Notes......Page 128
Contemporary Influences......Page 130
Structured Professional Judgment and Intervention Planning......Page 133
History......Page 134
Link 1: Awareness......Page 135
Link 4: Predictability......Page 136
Link 7: Situational Complexities......Page 137
Gearing......Page 138
Notes......Page 139
14 Implementations......Page 140
Maximizing the Chances for Successful Implementation......Page 141
Minimizing the Chances for Successful Implementations......Page 144
Conclusions......Page 145
Notes......Page 146
15 Teaching and Researching SPJ Guides......Page 147
Developing Expertise......Page 149
Gaining Mastery......Page 151
Confirming Fidelity......Page 154
Creating Networks......Page 155
Research and Knowledge Exchange......Page 156
Notes......Page 157
Principles of Spousal Assault Risk Assessment......Page 162
Spousal Assault Risk Assessment Guide......Page 165
Danger Assessment (DA)......Page 166
Domestic Violence Screening Inventory (DVSI)......Page 167
Ontario Domestic Assault Risk Assessment (ODARA)......Page 168
Notes......Page 171
17 Sex Offenders......Page 172
Recidivism Base Rates......Page 173
Female Sexual Offenders......Page 174
Recidivism Risk Factors......Page 175
Overall Evaluations of Risk......Page 177
The Effectiveness of Treatment......Page 180
Summary and Conclusions......Page 181
18 Teams......Page 183
Notes......Page 186
19 Communications......Page 187
Notes......Page 192
20 Getting It Wrong, Getting It Right (Mostly)......Page 194
A- Link......Page 197
Another A- Link......Page 198
Another C- Link......Page 200
D- Link......Page 201
Getting It Right......Page 203
Another A + Link......Page 205
C + Link......Page 207
D + Link......Page 208
Notes......Page 209
Questions......Page 211
Show Me the Money: Risk Assessment as Cost Containment......Page 219
Show Me the Money: Risk Management as Chimera......Page 220
To Manage Violence Risk, Rely on “Dynamic” Risk Factors?......Page 221
Note......Page 222
References......Page 223
References......Page 224
Index......Page 248