In 2009 the CEP held a conference centring around the concept of a pan-European probation training curriculum. This article draws on the results of an evaluation of some training conducted in the UK to argue that mental health awareness training should form part of such a common training programme. The article outlines the potential benefits of making such training mandatory for staff working in probation systems across Europe. In addition, it identifies the role of instructional design in constructing learning resources which are flexible enough to be reconfigured to be relevant in different cultural contexts without diminishing the learning process
Abstract Background The police and others in occupations where they come into close contact with peo...
Approximately 90% of prisoners experience mental health problems, substance misuse problems or bot...
The Bradley Report (Bradley, 2009) has raised a number ofimportant questions regarding the treatment...
In 2010 the European Probation Curriculum Group (EPCG) carried out research into the requirements of...
Abstract Background Although mental health promotion is a priority mental health action area for all...
From Crossref journal articles via Jisc Publications RouterHistory: epub 2023-03-01, issued 2023-03-...
Historically there has been a significant under-recognition of mental health problems among people i...
Abstract Background The large and growing number of probationers with mental illnesses pose signific...
Objective: Law enforcement officers often have contact to persons who show symptoms of mental disord...
Originating in Australia, ‘Mental Health First Aid’ (MHFA) is a way of providingsupport to someone w...
This paper places in a European context recent research work carried out at Middlesex University, Lo...
Traditionally, suicide and depression (SD) have been viewed from a treatment point of view, i.e. wha...
The purpose of this Learning Strategy is to outline recommended training requirements relating to th...
With the implementation of the European Green Paper on Mental Health, and the development of the Men...
This paper gives a general overview of some of the factors involved in the training and knowledge of...
Abstract Background The police and others in occupations where they come into close contact with peo...
Approximately 90% of prisoners experience mental health problems, substance misuse problems or bot...
The Bradley Report (Bradley, 2009) has raised a number ofimportant questions regarding the treatment...
In 2010 the European Probation Curriculum Group (EPCG) carried out research into the requirements of...
Abstract Background Although mental health promotion is a priority mental health action area for all...
From Crossref journal articles via Jisc Publications RouterHistory: epub 2023-03-01, issued 2023-03-...
Historically there has been a significant under-recognition of mental health problems among people i...
Abstract Background The large and growing number of probationers with mental illnesses pose signific...
Objective: Law enforcement officers often have contact to persons who show symptoms of mental disord...
Originating in Australia, ‘Mental Health First Aid’ (MHFA) is a way of providingsupport to someone w...
This paper places in a European context recent research work carried out at Middlesex University, Lo...
Traditionally, suicide and depression (SD) have been viewed from a treatment point of view, i.e. wha...
The purpose of this Learning Strategy is to outline recommended training requirements relating to th...
With the implementation of the European Green Paper on Mental Health, and the development of the Men...
This paper gives a general overview of some of the factors involved in the training and knowledge of...
Abstract Background The police and others in occupations where they come into close contact with peo...
Approximately 90% of prisoners experience mental health problems, substance misuse problems or bot...
The Bradley Report (Bradley, 2009) has raised a number ofimportant questions regarding the treatment...