The purpose of this study was to evaluate pretreatment differences between program
completers and noncompleters, as well as those who recidivated and those who did not …

Women convicted of assaultive or violent offenses represent a small but important
subpopulation of adults involved in the criminal justice system. The limited treatment and …

Research Summary We used a quasi‐experimental design to evaluate the effectiveness of
Moving On, a gender‐responsive, cognitive‐behavioral program designed for female …

This study examines how risk and strength factors inform treatment typologies over time and
how these typologies relate to reoffending outcomes for 1,684 women on community …

In the past two decades, gender-responsive treatment and supervision programs have
proliferated. Such programs provide comprehensive treatment and services that are tailored …

The profile of female offenders indicates that they are socially and economically
marginalized and often victimized by family members and intimates. Theories that focus on …

A randomized controlled trial was conducted to assess the experiences of women
probationers engaged in gender-responsive supervision with community health supports …

This quasi-experimental quantitative study sought to evaluate differences between men and
women as to the reduction in recidivism risk after completion of a cognitive-behavioral …

Women convicted of violent offenses represent a small but important subpopulation of
women involved in the criminal justice system. Correctional administrators working with …

Gender‐responsive risk/need factors are predictive of recidivism and the treatment of these
risk/need factors will reduce recidivism or other adverse outcomes. Fortunately, a large body …