Improving outcomes for individuals with disabilities requires collaborative and
comprehensive efforts to address barriers at the community level. The World Café is often …

Background Successful participant recruitment is vital to the feasibly of intervention
research. In the behavioral and social sciences, intervention researchers face a myriad of …

Despite strong investments in policy, practice, and research, people with disabilities face
persistent barriers to full and equal participation. While most investments are made at the …

Prisons are primarily designed as housing facilities where criminals are punished for
criminal acts and introduced to retribution, rehabilitation, deterrence, and incapacitation …

The incarceration rates in the United States are the highest in the world. Within the US
prison population, mental illness is overrepresented as compared to the general population …

Community supervision of justice-involved persons with serious mental illnesses (SMI) has
resulted in the use of two prevailing models: 1. Mental Health Court Dockets (MHC) and 2 …

The impact of stress on police officers has profound implications for both the wellness of
individual officers and the legitimacy of policing as field. Stress produces a litany of negative …

This study explores the perceptions and experiences of individuals with a history of
incarceration and mental illness who are engaged in outpatient mental health services. This …

The purpose of this qualitative study was to explore correctional mental health clinicians'
views of the role mental illness plays in offending behavior, barriers to effective treatment …

With more soldiers returning home to the United States than any war era before, there is a
need for research to understand military personnel's mental health and how they use …