Counseling Women in Prison

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Joycelyn M. Pollock - Southwest Texas State University, USA

Volume: 3

Series:
Women's Mental Health and Development

Other Titles in:
Counselling Setting/Client Groups (General) | Social Work Practice (General)

March 1998 | 232 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc

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This volume presents a clear description of the problems of women offenders, a variety of treatment approaches and prospects for the future. Four chapters are devoted to the particular conditions of women's prisons, and the psychological effects on their inmates. The remaining chapters address clinical issues.

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