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See Latest ArticlesSupported Employment Specialist Strategies to Assist Clients With Severe Mental Illness and Criminal Justice Issues
Psychiatric Services, 12/08/09
Whitley R et al. – The findings imply that specialists are challenged when dealing with clients with criminal justice issues and use several approaches to overcome these challenges. Current specialist training may be deficient in preparing staff to effectively serve people with criminal justice issues.
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