Working with Women in Special Hospitals

Feminism and Psychology

Volumn 8, Issue 3, 1998, Pages 357-369

  Williams, Jennie ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF KENT   (United Kingdom)

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EID: 0542374210     PISSN: 09593535     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1177/0959353598083007     Document Type: Review

References (10)

1. See D. Pilgrim (1988) 'British Special Hospitals', in S. Ramon and M.G. Gianniehedda (eds) Psychiatry in Transition: The British and the Italian Experience. London: Pluto; and Reed Committee (1992-4) Review of Health and Social Services for Mentally Disordered Offenders and Others Requiring Similar Services. London: HMSO.
2. See D. Pilgrim (1988) 'British Special Hospitals', in S. Ramon and M.G. Gianniehedda (eds) Psychiatry in Transition: The British and the Italian Experience. London: Pluto; and Reed Committee (1992-4) Review of Health and Social Services for Mentally Disordered Offenders and Others Requiring Similar Services. London: HMSO.
3. See HMSO (1992) Report of the Committee of Inquiry into Complaints about Ashworth Hospital CM2029/1: and M. Potier (1993) 'Giving Evidence: Women's Lives in Ashworth Maximum Security Psychiatric Hospital'. Feminism & Psychology 3: 335-47.
4. See HMSO (1992) Report of the Committee of Inquiry into Complaints about Ashworth Hospital CM2029/1: and M. Potier (1993) 'Giving Evidence: Women's Lives in Ashworth Maximum Security Psychiatric Hospital'. Feminism & Psychology 3: 335-47.
5. See B. Dolan and J. Bland (1996) 'Who are the Women in Special Hospitals?', in C. Hemingway (ed.) Special Women. Oxford: Oxford Books.
6. In 1994 women were 16 percent (n = 248) of the population receiving secure psychiatric care in the Special Hospitals. This information was cited in Special Hospitals Service Authority (1995) Service Strategies for Secure Care. London: SHSA.
7. See H. Liebling (1995) 'Why do Women at Ashworth Hospital Self-harm?', in C. Hemmingway (ed.) Special Women. Oxford: Oxford Books, H. Liebling and H. Chipchase (1993) 'A Pilot Study of the Problems of Self-injurious Behaviour in Women at Ashworth Hospital'. Division of Criminological Psychology Newsletter 35: 19-23: H. Liebling and H. Chipchase (1995) 'Research with Women Who Self-harm and Training Needs of Staff Who Work with Them', Special Hospitals Research Bulletin 4: 14-17; and H. Liebling and H. Chipchase (1996) 'Feminist Group Therapy for Women Who Self-Harm: An Initial Evaluation'. Issues in Criminological and Legal Psychology 25: 24-9.
8. See H. Liebling (1995) 'Why do Women at Ashworth Hospital Self-harm?', in C. Hemmingway (ed.) Special Women. Oxford: Oxford Books, H. Liebling and H. Chipchase (1993) 'A Pilot Study of the Problems of Self-injurious Behaviour in Women at Ashworth Hospital'. Division of Criminological Psychology Newsletter 35: 19-23: H. Liebling and H. Chipchase (1995) 'Research with Women Who Self-harm and Training Needs of Staff Who Work with Them', Special Hospitals Research Bulletin 4: 14-17; and H. Liebling and H. Chipchase (1996) 'Feminist Group Therapy for Women Who Self-Harm: An Initial Evaluation'. Issues in Criminological and Legal Psychology 25: 24-9.
9. See H. Liebling (1995) 'Why do Women at Ashworth Hospital Self-harm?', in C. Hemmingway (ed.) Special Women. Oxford: Oxford Books, H. Liebling and H. Chipchase (1993) 'A Pilot Study of the Problems of Self-injurious Behaviour in Women at Ashworth Hospital'. Division of Criminological Psychology Newsletter 35: 19-23: H. Liebling and H. Chipchase (1995) 'Research with Women Who Self-harm and Training Needs of Staff Who Work with Them', Special Hospitals Research Bulletin 4: 14-17; and H. Liebling and H. Chipchase (1996) 'Feminist Group Therapy for Women Who Self-Harm: An Initial Evaluation'. Issues in Criminological and Legal Psychology 25: 24-9.
10. See H. Liebling (1995) 'Why do Women at Ashworth Hospital Self-harm?', in C. Hemmingway (ed.) Special Women. Oxford: Oxford Books, H. Liebling and H. Chipchase (1993) 'A Pilot Study of the Problems of Self-injurious Behaviour in Women at Ashworth Hospital'. Division of Criminological Psychology Newsletter 35: 19-23: H. Liebling and H. Chipchase (1995) 'Research with Women Who Self-harm and Training Needs of Staff Who Work with Them', Special Hospitals Research Bulletin 4: 14-17; and H. Liebling and H. Chipchase (1996) 'Feminist Group Therapy for Women Who Self-Harm: An Initial Evaluation'. Issues in Criminological and Legal Psychology 25: 24-9.