Prisons have become the homes of thousands of inmates who have mental disorders. The
stress of incarceration can cause morbidity among these individuals, resulting in more severe …

Sixty-six tension headache patients were randomly assigned to one of four conditions for 8
weeks:(a) progressive muscle relaxation (PMR) alone;(b) PMR plus cognitive therapy (PMR+ …

Objective: This study sought information about the prevalence, epidemiology, and
management of self-injurious behavior by inmates in US prison systems. Although self-injurious …

This study evaluated the contribution of regular home practice in the treatment of tension
headache (HA) with progressive muscle relaxation (PMR) by giving 14 tension HA sufferers 10 …

One-hundred-sixteen patients suffering from vascular headache (migraine or combined
migraine and tension) were, after 4 weeks of pretreatment baseline headache monitoring, …

A considerable number of the prisoners fell, after even a short confinement, into a semi-fatuous
condition, from which it was next to impossible to arouse them, and others became …

We have followed‐up, by means of 4 weeks of headache diary, 21 chronic headache
patients (9 tension, 12 vascular) annually for 5 years after the successful completion of …

We compared cognitive behavioral treatment with a symptom monitoring control condition
for a sample of veterans with (Stages II and III) rheumatoid arthritis. After baseline pain and …

Prescribing controlled substances in correctional settings can create challenges for security,
nursing, and psychiatric staff. Some inmates, including those with functionally significant …

Individuals with mental retardation have impairments in intellectual functioning and
adaptive behavior. These impairments can affect trial-related competencies during criminal …