In the current article, we investigate the occupational stressors parole and probation officers
working in provincial correctional services in Ontario, Canada experience. We examine four …

This article is about the experience of telephone supervision from the perspective of
practitioners. It is set in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic, which changed and …

Parole officers are central actors in the penal system as their decisions can affect the timing
of a person's release from prison and also restrict or enable their freedoms in the community …

'Care'in a policing context naturally focuses on supporting victim-survivors. The aim of this
article is to consider care for police officers who have regular exposure to rape and serious …

Based on 6 years of probation practitioner experience in a metropolis of Canada, I provide
an autoethnographic account reflecting on my fieldwork as I now commence doctoral …

We conducted semi-structured interviews with 17 parole officers working in Canadian
federal correctional services to understand how their perceptions mediate well-being. Our …

People who are managed by the National Probation Service and convicted of high risk
offences will often meet criteria for antisocial personality disorder and have complex …

This chapter is about individual interventions–the one-to-one interactions between
supervisor and supervisee that are at the heart of probation practice. Almost everyone …

This was a mixed methods cross-sectional study evaluating OPD EERSS services in
London. This included whether engagement with EERSS improved service participants' well …

Justice reinvestment has often been hailed as a solution to mass incarceration in the United
States for nearly 20 years. It suggests that inefficiencies in the criminal justice system can be …