Background Peer support refers to a process whereby individuals with lived experience of a
particular phenomenon provide support to others by explicitly drawing on their personal …

Although support by experiential peers for individuals with criminal behaviour is increasing,
an empirical basis for its effectiveness is lacking. The purpose of this review was to …

Community-based participatory research (CBPR) is a collaborative approach that involves
active participation and input from members of the community on all aspects of the research …

Background The transition to the community after incarceration presents challenges for
returning citizens, including the immediate need to secure housing, employment, and …

Previously incarcerated persons with substance use disorder (SUD) need recovery
supports, given the overrepresentation of this population in prison and community …

Citizenship is emerging as one of the world's leading models to shift mental health care from
artificial psychiatric settings into more natural community settings by incorporating human …

Introduction Correctional populations with opioid use disorder experience increased health
risks during community transition periods. Opioid Agonist Treatment (OAT) can reduce these …

Over the past two decades, recidivism rates have remained relatively stable, leading
practitioners to explore innovative reentry solutions. One reentry model, based on the …

Forensic assertive community treatment (FACT) has emerged internationally as an
intervention strategy for people with serious mental disorders who are involved with the …

Introduction Correctional populations on opioid agonist treatment (OAT) experience adverse
outcomes upon community release. However, many factors impact post-release community …