Jack Burrows, Sheffield Hallam University, discusses aphantasia and what it might mean for probation work.
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Mark discusses how mindfulness and meditation helped him gain better control of his emotions.
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An insight into the recent University of the West of England Bristol conference, that considered the role that restorative justice can play in cases of sexual offending.
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Sarah Page, Jo Turner and Sarah Plimley discuss early identification of gambling related harms.
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Exploring the coercive and controlling behaviours used by men with gambling problems and the effects on female partners.
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Sam Ainslie, from Sheffield Hallam University, reviews the book 'Reimagining Probation Practice'.
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Helen Churcher discusses the growing call to recognise the role and impact of gambling related harms and addiction within the CJS.
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Peter Stanford shares how a Longford Scholar has gone from being under the supervision of a probation officer to becoming one.
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Criminal Justice Researcher and Consultant, Russell Webster, gives an overview of his recent work with GamCare.
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Jake Phillips, Editor of Probation Quarterly, shares his thoughts on the key themes of PQ26.
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We are delighted to publish PQ26 today, with submissions from academics, practitioners, people with lived experience and the voluntary sector.
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This report was written by Jessica Pandian. Louise Finer led the early stages of this report.
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This is a deep and detailed study of the culture of LFB - there is room for serious concern but there are lessons here for all organisations and individuals.
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Working Chance has launched its latest research ‘Progress & Prejudice: Shifts in UK employer attitudes towards hiring people with convictions’.
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The latest academic insights piece highlights the importance of recovery capital and justice capital to desistance and community integration.
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A joint inspection has found Offender Management in Custody (OMiC) is falling well short of expected standards – calling for the model to be overhauled.
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