Objective: National efforts to improve responses to persons with mental illness involved with
the criminal justice system have traditionally focused on providing mental health services …

The relationship between criminogenic risk and mental illness in justice involved persons
with mental illness is complex and poorly understood by clinicians, researchers …

Objective: Research suggests distinct criminal risk factors, not mental illness, are more
strongly associated with most criminal behaviors. This notion has been supported among …

Videoconferencing technology (VCT) is rapidly increasing in the mental healthcare industry
and is becoming an attractive option to reach justice‐involved populations. This paper first …

Research on reentry for individuals with mental illnesses leaving jails and prisons lacks
outcome specificity and standardization needed to advance knowledge about the efficacy …

Changing Lives and Changing Outcomes (CLCO) was developed to address the unique
treatment needs of individuals with co-occurring mental illness and criminogenic risk …

Qualitative research was conducted with eight formerly incarcerated Black men on their
experiences with what counseling scholar Anderson Franklin has dubbed “invisibility …

The two primary goals of mental health courts are to engage individuals with severe mental
illness in the criminal justice system with clinical mental health services and to prevent future …

Recent studies have indicated variable reductions in criminal thinking for justice-involved
persons with mental illness exposed to cognitive–behavioral treatments. To date, however …

This study examines criminogenic risk levels of individuals with serious mental illness (SMI)
involved in the justice system compared to justice-involved individuals without mental …