Washington / DC / Washington / D.C. / Center City / San Francisco / Belmont / Toronto / New York / /
Company
Orbis Partners Inc. / BT / Southern California Review / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
National Institute of Corrections / California Institute / Prison Journal / M.S. University / Hall et al. / Vera Institute of Justice / /
IndustryTerm
gender-specific services / family case management / intensive case management / therapy of substance abuse disorders / treatment for incarcerated women with substance abuse disorder / health services / family services / social support networks / treatment for substance use disorders / gender-specific classification systems / posttraumatic stress disorder treatment / /
Organization
UCLA / Vera Institute of Justice / M.S. University of Cincinnati While / Bureau of Justice Statistics / California Institute for Women / National Institute of Corrections / Veterans Administration / /
Person
Stephanie Covington / Kane / V / S. Ashley Bauman / Judith Herman / Marilyn Van Dieten / Peter Levine / Sandra Bloom / Van Voorhis / La Bodega / /
Position
author / co-therapist / Cao / Women Offender Case Management Model / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / California / /
PublishedMedium
American Journal of Psychiatry / Psychology of Addictive Behaviors / Journal of Psychoactive Drugs / The Prison Journal / /
Gender-Responsive Programming: Promising Approaches Krista Gehring, M.S. Ashley Bauman, M.S. University of Cincinnati While males continue to comprise the majority of criminal offenders, the number of female offenders in