The Good Lives Model of Correctional Rehabilitation: Integrating Theory, Research, and Practice
暫譯: 良好生活模式的矯正復健：整合理論、研究與實務

本書探討了矯正 rehabilitative 的良好生活模式（Good Lives Model, GLM）及其對於犯罪者的雙重目標：風險降低與福祉提升。它描述了如何在介入計劃中使用個體優先的價值觀，以利用並進一步發展他們的優勢，並降低未來再犯的風險。本書直接針對純粹以風險為導向的矯正 rehabilitative 模型（例如，風險-需求-反應模型 Risk-Need-Responsivity Model）與基於優勢的方法（例如，GLM）之間的差異，以及使用後者的臨床優勢進行討論。它在最近的進化生物學、生活品質與福祉、認知神經科學、發展心理學、人權、自然倫理學、犯罪學、停止犯罪研究以及動態風險與保護因素的理論重構的背景下更新了GLM。案例研究展示了GLM基於證據的實踐計劃在被定罪的成年人中的詳細應用，並證明了GLM介入策略的有效性。

主要涵蓋的領域包括：
- GLM社區及監獄內的介入策略。
- 將動態風險因素納入GLM案例形成。
- 在釋放後計劃與實踐中納入停止犯罪研究。
- GLM的政策意涵。

《矯正 rehabilitative 的良好生活模式》是臨床醫生、治療師及其他專業人士，以及發展心理學、家庭研究、法醫心理學、犯罪學/刑事司法、公共衛生、心理治療/輔導、精神醫學、社會工作、教育政策與政治、健康心理學、護理及行為療法/康復等領域的研究者、教授和研究生必備的資源。

Tony Ward, Ph.D., has published 485 chapters, articles, books, and other scholarly works in the areas of male sexual offending and general rehabilitation and practice, and is the creator of the good lives model. Dr. Ward is lead editor of several books including Theories of Sex Offending (Wiley‐ Blackwell, 2016) along with Tony Beech and he was author of Rehabilitation: Beyond the Risk Paradigm (Routledge, 2007) along with Shadd Maruna. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of New Zealand and won the 2021 Mason Durie Medal for excellence in research in social science.

Gwenda Willis, Ph.D., is a registered clinical psychologist and Associate Professor in the School of Psychology at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. Her research and clinical interests focus on strengths-based approaches to psychological assessment and therapy, trauma-informed care, and sexual abuse prevention. Dr. Willis has received numerous awards and accolades for her research, including the New Zealand Psychological Society Hunter Award (2019) and a five-year Rutherford Discovery Fellowship (2015). In 2011, Dr. Willis is a Fellow of the Association for the Treatment & Prevention of Sexual Abuse (ATSA).

David Prescott, LICSW, has been a mental health practitioner for 40 years. He is the Director of the Safer Society Continuing Education Center. Mr. Prescott is the author and editor of 27 books in the areas of understanding and improving services to at-risk clients. He is best known for his work in the areas of understanding, assessing, and treating sexual violence and trauma. Mr. Prescott is the recipient of the 2014 Distinguished Contribution award from the Association for the Treatment and Prevention of Sexual Abuse (ATSA), the 2018 recipient of the National Adolescent Perpetration Network's C. Henry Kempe Lifetime Achievement award, and the 2022 recipient of the Fay Honey Knopp Award from the New York State Alliance for the Prevention of Sexual Abuse and New York State ATSA.

Stijn Vandevelde, Ph.D., is an associate professor at the Department of Special Education ("Orthopedagogics") at Ghent University, Belgium, since 2013. His research and research interests include forensic special needs education; the support of persons with behavior- and emotional disorders; the support of special target groups (e.g., mentally ill (with an intellectual disability); persons with intellectual disabilities and co-occurring behavior problems and/or psychiatric disorders; substance abuse treatment); quality of life (e.g. in forensic settings); rehabilitation of individuals who have committed crimes and theoretical special education.

Mary Barnao, Ph.D., is a registered Clinical Psychologist who has a private practice where she works with the full spectrum of psychological issues in adults and provides clinical supervision. Dr. Barnao's doctorate explored the application of the GLM to forensic service users. As part of her research, she developed a GLM training program for forensic practitioners and a set of GLM resources to assist practitioners in their application of the GLM. She has authored journal articles and book chapters on topics relating to forensic and correctional rehabilitation, the GLM, and ethical decision-making in forensic practice.

Wouter Wanzeele is a social worker and forensic therapist at Forensisch Ambulant Begeleidingsteam (CAW Oost-Vlaanderen) and Psychotherapie-BRUG (CGG Ahasverus) in Belgium. In an outpatient service in Ghent, he treats people who committed sexual offences, and he provides therapy for convicted detainees in the prison of Brussels. He has experience in the implementation of the Good Lives Model (GLM) in both individual and group therapy. He publishes articles on good practices in the forensic field and is a member of the editorial board for Social Services and Mental Health Care of the journal Panopticon (Journal of Criminal Law, Criminology and Forensic Welfare Work).

Tony Ward, Ph.D., 在男性性犯罪和一般康復及實踐領域發表了485篇章節、文章、書籍及其他學術著作，並且是良好生活模式的創始人。Ward博士是幾本書的主編，包括與Tony Beech共同編輯的《性犯罪理論》（Wiley-Blackwell, 2016），以及與Shadd Maruna共同撰寫的《康復：超越風險範式》（Routledge, 2007）。他是紐西蘭皇家學會的會員，並於2021年獲得梅森·杜里社會科學研究卓越獎。

Gwenda Willis, Ph.D., 是一名註冊臨床心理學家，並擔任紐西蘭奧克蘭大學心理學院的副教授。她的研究和臨床興趣集中在基於優勢的心理評估和治療、創傷知情護理以及性虐待預防。Willis博士因其研究獲得了多項獎項和榮譽，包括2019年的紐西蘭心理學會亨特獎和2015年的五年拉瑟福德發現獎學金。2011年，Willis博士成為性虐待治療與預防協會（ATSA）的會員。

David Prescott, LICSW, 擁有40年的心理健康從業經驗。他是安全社會持續教育中心的主任。Prescott先生是27本書的作者和編輯，這些書籍涉及理解和改善對高風險客戶的服務。他最著名的工作是理解、評估和治療性暴力和創傷。Prescott先生獲得了2014年性虐待治療與預防協會（ATSA）的傑出貢獻獎、2018年全國青少年施害者網絡的C. Henry Kempe終身成就獎，以及2022年來自紐約州性虐待預防聯盟和紐約州ATSA的Fay Honey Knopp獎。

Stijn Vandevelde, Ph.D. 自2013年以來擔任比利時根特大學特殊教育（「矯正教育」）系的副教授。他的研究和研究興趣包括法醫特殊需求教育；支持行為和情緒障礙者；支持特殊目標群體（例如，精神病患者（伴有智力障礙）；智力障礙者及其共病行為問題和/或精神疾病者；物質濫用治療）；生活質量（例如，在法醫環境中）；對犯罪者的康復以及理論特殊教育。

Mary Barnao, Ph.D., 是一名註冊臨床心理學家，擁有私人執業，處理成人的各種心理問題並提供臨床督導。Barnao博士的博士論文探討了良好生活模式（GLM）在法醫服務使用者中的應用。作為其研究的一部分，她為法醫從業者開發了一個GLM培訓計劃和一套GLM資源，以協助從業者應用GLM。她撰寫了有關法醫和矯正康復、GLM以及法醫實踐中的倫理決策的期刊文章和書籍章節。

Wouter Wanzeele 是比利時法醫流動輔導團隊（CAW Oost-Vlaanderen）和心理治療-BRUG（CGG Ahasverus）的社會工作者和法醫治療師。在根特的一個門診服務中，他治療性犯罪者，並為布魯塞爾監獄中的定罪被拘留者提供治療。他在個人和團體治療中實施良好生活模式（GLM）方面擁有經驗。他發表有關法醫領域良好實踐的文章，並擔任期刊《Panopticon》（《刑法、犯罪學與法醫福利工作期刊》）的社會服務和心理健康護理編輯委員會成員。