Dialectics Associated with Implementation of Dialectical Behaviour Therapy in canadian federal Correctional institutions for Women
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https://doi.org/10.5617/suicidologi.3887Sammendrag
This article describes implementation of Dialectical Behaviour
Therapy [DBT] in Correctional Service of Canada [CSC]’s institutions
for women. A brief overview of the targeted population, outcomes
of research studies pertaining to the effectiveness of DBT within
the CSC context as well as a description of its current model will
be presented. Prominent dialectics and challenges encountered in
implementing DBT within this correctional setting will be discussed.
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