Criminals - Rehabilitation - United States.

Counseling criminal justice offenders / by: (Language materials, printed)

Counseling criminal justice offenders / by: (Language materials, printed)

What works in corrections = reducing the criminal activities of offenders and deliquents / by: (Electronic resources)

Are prisons obsolete? / by: (Language materials, printed)

Reform in the making = the implementation of social policy in prison / by: (Electronic resources)

Downsizing prisons : = how to reduce crime and end mass incarceration / by: (Language materials, printed)

Substance abusing inmates = experiences of recovering drug addicts on their way back home / by: (Language materials, printed)

When Prisoners Come Home = Parole and Prisoner Reentry / by: (Electronic resources)

Correctional counseling and treatment by: (Electronic resources)

Prisoner reentry = critical issues and policy directions / by: (Electronic resources)

Criminals- Counseling of- United States.

Prisoners- Drug use- United States.

Public Health/Gesundheitswesen.

Criminology and Criminal Justice.

Prisoners- Social conditions.- United States

Criminology & Criminal Justice.

Criminals- Rehabilitation- United States

Psychotherapy and Counseling.

Prisons- United States.

Probation- United States.

Criminological Theory.

Criminals- Rehabilitation- United States.

Social work with criminals- United States.

Corrections- United States.

Correctional psychology.

Medicine/Public Health, general.

Critical Criminology.

Prisons- Government policy- United States.

Prisoners- Deinstitutionalization- United States.

Ex-convicts- Drug use- United States.

Ex-convicts- Rehabilitation- United States.

Social Sciences.

Prison and Punishment.

Public Policy.

Parole- United States.

Recidivism- Prevention.- United States

Ex-convicts- Services for- United States.

Crime and Society.

Policing.

Alternatives to imprisonment- United States.

Prisoners- Counseling of- United States.