Increasingly, theorists and researchers in the area of trauma are pointing to the importance
of individual differences in resilience and vulnerability as key determinants of the intensity …

Objective: The concern that secondary gain may result in an overreporting of trauma symptoms
in those seeking compensation or taking stress leave from work has raised questions …

… Graham D Glancy, Peter Ash, Erica Pj Bath, Alec Buchanan, Paul Fedoroff, Richard L
Frierson, Victoria L Harris, Susan J Hatters Friedman, Mark J Hauser, James Knoll, Mike …

In this paper, we argue that risk assessment should be considered a part of daily clinical
psychiatric practice. We discuss the advantages and disadvantages of various risk assessment …

Horrifying, high profile acts of violence on campuses remain relatively rare, nevertheless,
academic administrators are required to manage threats of violence on campus on an …

This article reviews several aspects related to schizophrenia. Regarding the frequency of
criminal activity found in those suffering from schizophrenia, the literature is somewhat …

Recent decisions in Canadian Law suggest that it is evolving in a manner heavily influenced
by American law. A recent Supreme Court decision uses the framework of prevailing law …

Clinical medical ethics are ruled by the principles of beneficence and non-maleficence. In
forensic psychiatry, however, the duty to serve as an agent of the justice system overrules …

By virtue of their work, social workers are at risk of becoming victims of stalking. This is because
social workers assist individuals who suffer from major mental health problems that may …

Mental health workers who work in correctional facilities frequently have to assess and treat
clients in solitary confinement (SC). SC is used as a procedure in correctional facilities for a …