The Good Lives Model: A New Paradigm for Forensic Mental Health

Barnao, Mary; Ward, Tony; Robertson, Peter J.

doi:10.1080/13218719.2015.1054923

Cited by 60 publications

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“…To date there is very little focus on value‐focused interventions that could be of relevance or interest in an organisational setting. Clinical research has made some progress with value‐based therapies (Barnao, Ward, & Robertson, ; Hayes, Strosahl, & Wilson, ). However, the effect sizes need to be considered again: Would the costs of such an intervention programme be offset by the return on investment?…”

Section: The Structural and Temporal Stability Of Valuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

What Is the Practical Utility of Value Research for Organisational Practitioners in a Global Context?

Fischer

2019

Applied Psychology

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The lead article by Arieli and colleagues provides an overview of value research in broadly defined organisational contexts. The proposed aim of the review is to “integrate theories and empirical studies aiming to portray the role of personal values in shaping the choices and behavior in work settings” (p. 1). In my review I highlight problems with implicit assumptions and limitations of the current literature, in particular: (1) the assumption that values show a universal structure across populations and situations; (2) the assumption that values are relatively stable over a person's career; (3) the unclear ontological status of values combined with a lack of studies examining causality underlying value‐behaviour correlations; (4) the relative effect sizes of value research and their organisational relevance; and (5) unclear paths for actions that organisations may take based on the current value literature (what interventions can organisations adopt to improve value profiles?). In summary, the review provides a summary of current organisational value research that highlights how much we still have to understand about value processes.

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Section: The Structural and Temporal Stability Of Valuesmentioning

confidence: 99%

What Is the Practical Utility of Value Research for Organisational Practitioners in a Global Context?

Fischer

2019

Applied Psychology

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“…Quality of Life emphasizes shared humanity and points out that even individuals who have committed the most unpalatable crimes are striving to lead good lives. From 6 that perspective, recognition of our commonality of purpose makes the violation of human rights less tenable (Barnao et al, 2016).…”

Section: Law: Human Rightsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Dilemmas in applying strengths-based approaches in working with offenders with mental illness: A critical multidisciplinary review

Vandevelde

Laenen

Damme

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Aggression and Violent Behavior

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The recent focus on extending risk assessment and treatment in forensic mental health with protective factors relates to the increasing interest in strengths-based approaches in various professional disciplines: law (e.g. human rights), criminology (e.g. desistance), mental health care (e.g. recovery), forensic psychology (e.g. the Good Lives Model), special needs education (e.g. Quality of Life) and family studies (e.g. family recovery). In this article, we will discuss the available knowledge with regard to strengths-based approaches for offenders with mental illness, in relation to these different disciplines. Several dilemmas are observed across these disciplines: (1) "Living apart together": the integration of different disciplines; (2) "Beyond Babylonian confusion and towards more theoretical research": conceptualization of strengths-based practices in different fields; (3) "No agency without autonomy": the individual in context; and (4) "Risks, strengths and capabilities": the search for an integrated paradigm. In our view, these different disciplines share a shift in how humankind is viewed, respecting agency in the interaction with people who have offended. Yet, differences apply to the objectives that the disciplines strive for, which warrants not to eclectically consider strengths-based working in each of the disciplines as 'being small variations of the same theme'.

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“…Prema GLM, primarna dobra se postižu različitim sredstvima, koja se zovu sekundarna ili instrumentalna dobra, s tim da postoje individualne razlike u prioritetima primarnih dobara, kao i sredstvima, tj. strategijama za njihovu realizaciju (Barnao, Ward & Robertson, 2016). GLM-FM navodi da prisustvo mentalnog poremećaja može predstavljati prepreku težnje pojedinca prema primarnom dobru i uticati na kvalitet njegovog života.…”

Section: Modeli Penalnog Tretmana Osuđenih Ompunclassified