Criminal justice therapy: melding care with control. Highlight from Effectiveness Bank Alcohol Treatment Matrix cell D5

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Highlight from Alcohol Treatment Matrix cell D5 Criminal justice therapy: melding care with control
In theory the great advantage of treatment ordered by the criminal justice system is that it can ‘hold’ patients in treatment and get them to comply with the programme sufficiently to gain benefits. But what does the coercion which grips patients do to the quality of the contacts it enforces? Click button below to view the highlighted section of the cell.
melding care with control
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