Abstract The Good Lives Model (GLM) is an increasingly popular framework of offender
rehabilitation used internationally for a variety of offending typologies. However, opponents …

There is increasing interest in the use of strength-based approaches, such as the Good
Lives Model (GLM), in the field of offender rehabilitation to complement primarily risk …

During the past decade, the Good Lives Model of Offender Rehabilitation (GLM) has gained
considerable momentum and popularity as a rehabilitation framework for forensic …

Several meta-analyses have examined the Central Eight risk factors for reoffending in the
general forensic population. To our knowledge, this is the first meta-analysis to focus …

Intimate partner violence offenders often use victim-blaming attributions to explain their own
violent behavior. These attributions represent an important challenge for intervention …

This is a systematic review and narrative synthesis of qualitative literature for forensic mental
health patients' perceptions of recovery. Relevant databases were searched and a total of …

Rooted in the psychiatric rehabilitation and mental health consumers' movements of the
1960s and 1970s, recovery-based philosophies have come to dominate expectations on …

In this paper we provide an overview of a relatively new, strength-based model of offender
rehabilitation, the Good Lives Model (GLM), which focuses interventions on offenders' …

There is general consensus that alcohol abuse is a risk factor to be considered in batterer
intervention programs. Intimate partner violence perpetrators with alcohol abuse problems …

Protective factors safeguard against undesirable outcomes such as violence, sexual
violence and criminal behavior in general. While a growing body of theoretical and empirical …