Caroline Logan

Editorial: Women offenders: the challenge of evidence-based practice in correctional and forensic mental health services

Juliane Gerth, Caroline Logan, Irina Franke, Tammi Walker

The reliance on male-derived evidence is apparent at the earliest stages of practice, including how women are selected for treatment. O'Meara et al. examine a specialist programme in England and Wales for offenders with complex personality-related needs. The criteria for admitting women …

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Assessing Risk for Violent Extremism: Formulation, Theory, and Sensemaking

Randy Borum, Caroline Logan

This article explores theory-based risk formulation in violent extremism. It begins by restating the case for formulation in this context and describing its role in organizing information relevant to the individual case to expose the key drivers and potential mitigators of that …

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Delays and disparities in access to secure psychiatric services in England: national study of referrals and access assessments

Sarah L. Leonard, Jana Bowden, Florian Walter, Jon Fernando Carey et autres

BACKGROUND: Secure psychiatric services (SPS) are vital for people with severe mental disorders who pose significant risks, yet national evidence on referral pathways, acceptance and timeliness of admission is limited. Delays and variability in access are especially concerning in prisons, where mental …

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On being a forensic psychologist

Caroline Logan

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CBMH Special Section on Formulation

Caroline Logan

The author has nothing to report.

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Enhancing cognitive performance prediction by white matter hyperintensity connectivity assessment

Marvin Petersen, Mirthe Coenen, Charles DeCarli, Alberto De Luca et autres

White matter hyperintensities of presumed vascular origin (WMH) are associated with cognitive impairment and are a key imaging marker in evaluating brain health. However, WMH volume alone does not fully account for the extent of cognitive deficits and the mechanisms linking WMH …

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Clinicians’ use of the structured professional judgement approach for adult secure psychiatric service admission assessments: A systematic review

Jana Bowden, Caroline Logan, Louise Robinson, Jon F. Carey et autres

The structured professional judgement (SPJ) approach was initially developed to support risk assessment and management decisions. The approach is now being adapted and applied to admission assessments for adult secure services. This systematic review aims to summarise the evidence for the effectiveness …

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Case Management in the Community

Caroline Logan, Paul C. Brown, Andrew Connelly, Richard Moses et autres

People with personality problems are the rule rather than the exception in criminal justice and forensic mental health services. This chapter focuses on working with clients with personality problems in or returning to the community following a sentence of imprisonment. The guidance …

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Assessing and Managing the Risk of Violent Extremism

Caroline Logan

Mr Spruce is a 32-year-old single man who has an extreme right-wing mindset. He aggressively asserts what he and his like-minded associates regard as traditional British values – family, led by a strong heterosexual father figure; the prioritisation of white British interests …

Managing Clinical Risk

Caroline Logan, Lorraine Johnstone

This chapter exemplifies best practice in the discipline of diagnostic and needs assessment as well as risk assessment and management. Risk – and case – formulations are stories, albeit ones that are impressively scaffolded by a combination of evidence about the individual …

General Practice Principles in Violence Risk Assessment and Management

Caroline Logan, J.R. Taylor

Mr Ash is a 35-year-old man from a very deprived background. He has a criminal history that was already lengthy at the time of his index offence and a family history of violence; he was exposed to violence from a very young …

General Practice Principles in Sexual Violence Risk Assessment and Management

Leam A. Craig, Martin Rettenberger, Caroline Logan, Lorraine Johnstone

Mr Beech is a 57-year-old man approaching the end of a prison sentence for multiple offences of rape and indecent assault against his granddaughter from when she was eight through to 14 years of age, with additional convictions for indecent assault against …