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Aisling Martin

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12Publications signalées
55Citations signalées
1Affiliations récentes

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Child Abuse and TraumaPsychiatric care and mental health servicesCriminal Justice and Corrections AnalysisPsychopathy, Forensic Psychiatry, Sexual OffendingMigration, Health and Trauma

Les publications récentes

2023 review OpenAlex

Young people and terrorism: a systematic review of risk and vulnerability factors, and implications for intervention

Carol Galvin, Aisling Martin, Paige Milburn, Patrick J. Kennedy

Purpose Factors that may influence risk and/or vulnerability to young people’s involvement in terrorism are currently unclear. Understanding the factors that contribute to a young person’s risk profile is a high priority for Youth Justice Services to enable the development of targeted …

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1 citation Safer Communities
2023 article OpenAlex

Working with a reflective system within the SECURE STAIRS framework for integrated care: An evaluation of reflective practice sessions within the children & young people secure estate

Chelsea Addy, Afua Appiah, Aisling Martin, Romana Farooq

The SECURE STAIRS Framework for Integrated Care (NHS England, 2016; Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, 2022) was developed by NHS England to promote a trauma-informed, evidence-based and whole system approach to children and young people accommodated in the Secure …

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1 citation Clinical Psychology Forum
2022 article OpenAlex

The SECURE STAIRS framework: preliminary evaluation of formulation developments in the Children and Young People’s Secure Estate

Annette McKeown, Aisling Martin, Romana Farooq, Amy Wilson et autres

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to evaluate pre- and post-formulation findings with multi-disciplinary staff within two secure children’s homes (SCHs) in the North East of England. Design/methodology/approach Multi-disciplinary staff teams involved in formulation across two SCHs were administered pre- and …

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5 citations Mental Health Review Journal
2021 article OpenAlex

What Promotes Transfer of Staff Training Related to Challenging Behavior Displayed by Adults With Intellectual Disabilities?

Aisling Martin, Sophie Tyrrell, Emma Honey, Jacqui Rodgers et autres

Abstract Evidence is limited on the positive impact of staff training in challenging behavior of service users with ID; and the link between staff training and service user outcomes remains unclear. This review identified studies that investigate challenging behavior training for staff …

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7 citations Journal of Policy and Practice in Intellectual Disabilities
2021 article OpenAlex

Understanding psychological theories within the SECURE STAIRS Framework for Integrated Care: An evaluation of training on attachment and developmental trauma within a secure children’s home

Romana Farooq, Aisling Martin, Chelsea Addy, Katie Burgess et autres

The SECURE STAIRS Framework for Integrated Care was developed by NHS England as a way to promote a trauma-informed, evidence-based and whole system approach to children and young people accommodated in the Secure Estate. A pilot ‘Attachment and Developmental Trauma’ training module …

7 citations Clinical Psychology Forum
2021 review OpenAlex

Identifying factors that may influence professional attributions’ towards adolescents with a history of sexual offending: A systematic review

Aisling Martin, Kirsty Leanne Watt

For individuals with a history of sexual offending, adolescence has been highlighted as a critical period for intervention, and professional attributions’ have been shown to impact the efficacy of such interventions. The purpose of this review was to systematically identify and critically …

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0 citations Forensic Update
2020 article OpenAlex

“Understanding my story”: young person involvement in formulation

Annette McKeown, Aisling Martin, Patrick Kennedy, Amy Wilson

Purpose The SECURE STAIRS framework has promoted young person involvement as a key feature of innovative service provision. In the North East of England, Secure Children’s Homes (SCHs) have pioneered young person involvement in team formulation. Young people have also led on …

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15 citations Journal of Criminological Research Policy and Practice
2020 review OpenAlex

Identifying factors that may influence professional attributions’ towards adolescents with a history of sexual offending: A systematic review

Aisling Martin

For individuals with a history of sexual offending, adolescence has been highlighted as a critical period for intervention, and professional attributions’ have been shown to impact the efficacy of such interventions. The purpose of this review was to systematically identify and critically …

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0 citations Forensic Update
2020 article OpenAlex

Staff experiences of social climate in a medium secure adolescent unit

Joanne French, D. O'Sullivan, Tim Diggle, Aisling Martin

Background/aims Medium secure units in the UK for adolescents can be stressful and challenging for the staff who work within them. However, only a limited number of research studies regarding the experience of staff have been conducted within these environments. This study …

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0 citations British Journal of Mental Health Nursing

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