Essential Relational Aspects of Care – eModule
This eModule provides accessible learning on relational dynamics within forensic settings, with case examples and illustrations. The approach integrates attachment, trauma-informed, and relational perspectives. Whilst hosted on LearnPro, the module is suitable for a range of practitioners working across forensic services.
New to Forensic: Working with Children
An introduction to the New to Forensic: Working with Children resource. This is an educational learning resource designed to support staff who are new to forensic work. The materials are designed to support the development of a range of knowledge and skills to help staff working in forensic settings to promote collaborative, safe and effective work with children who come into contact with services.
People in criminal proceedings: Statutory mental health secure care and treatment (Refresher training for MHOs):
A stepped-approach, refresher training for Mental Health Officers (MHOs). This project builds and expands upon the collaborative work previously completed by a range of colleagues as part of the Scottish Government’s Working with Mentally Disordered Offenders materials.
Dementia in Prisons
Prisoners with a suspected or diagnosed dementia are becoming an increasing concern for prison services and prison healthcare staff due to the complexity of their health and social care needs. This website hosts a wealth of information regarding ongoing research exploring dementia in prisons in Scotland. It also contains useful practitioner resources for staff working in this area.