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<p><b>Section 1: Foundations</b></p> <p>1: Desistance theory and forensic practice<br /><i>Andrew Day and Mark Halsey</i></p> <p>2: Contributions to desistance research from developmental psychopathology<br /><i>Keith Burt, Virginia Peisch and Elyse Rosenberg</i></p> <p>3: Contributions to desistance research and practice from positive psychology<br /><i>Yilma Woldgabreal and Andrew Day</i></p> <p>4: Risk and strength variables in recidivism-desistance prediction research with applied assessment practices<br /><i>Calvin M Langton, Gabriela D. B. Sheinin and James R Worling</i></p> <p>5: Strengths in the Risk-Needs-Responsivity Model of Offender Assessment and Rehabilitation<br /><i>J. Stephen Wormith and Kayla E. Truswell</i></p> <p><b>Section2: Assessment</b></p> <p>6: Desistance from conduct problems during childhood: Potential Explanatory factors and assessment<br /><i>Anna-Karin Andershed and Henrik Andershed</i></p> <p>7: Assessment of protective factors in youth justice settings<br /><i>Chi Meng Chu, Xuexin Xu and DongDong Li</i></p> <p>8: Factors related to desistance from sexual recidivism<br /><i>James R Worling and Calvin M Langton</i></p> <p>9: Women's Desistance from crime: The role of individual, relational, socio-structural factors over time<br /><i>Anne-Marie Slotboom, Elanie Rodermond and Jan Hendriks</i></p> <p>10: Factors predicting desistance from intimate partner violence perpetuation in adults<br /><i>Patti A. Timmons Fritz and Jewels Adair</i></p> <p>11: Factors predicting desistance from criminal and aggressive behavior in mentally disordered individuals<br /><i>Michiel de Vries Robbe</i></p> <p>12: Factors predicting desistance from criminal behavior and aggression in adult offenders: A critical review<br /><i>Kirk Heibrun, David DeMatteo, Rebecca Schiedel, Victoria Pietruszka, Jaymes Fairfax-Columbo, and Shelley Arnold</i></p> <p><b>Section 3: Treatment</b></p> <p>13: Evidence-Based delinquency prevention for children exhibiting conduct problems<br /><i>Dustin A. Pardini and David A Hawes</i></p> <p>14: Strengths-Based approaches to address criminal behaviors in adolescents<br /><i>Alan Carr, Dan Hartnett and Jane Meleady</i></p> <p>15: Strength-Based treatments for adults and juveniles who have been sexually abusive: A review<br /><i>W.L. Marshall and L. E. Marshall</i></p> <p>16. Strengths-Based approaches to the treatment of incarcerated women and girls<br /><i>Gina Fedock and Stephanie s. Covington</i></p> <p>17. Strengths-Based batter intervention programs for intimate partner violence<br /><i>Kristin W. Bolton, Jon C. Hall and Cathleen Jordan</i></p> <p>18. Strength-Based approaches with offenders with mental illness<br /><i>Tonia L. Nicholls, Karen Petersen, Lindsey Kendrick-Koch, Barinder Singh, Hayley Ross, and Christopher Webster</i></p> <p>19: The Good Lives Model: Next steps in research and practice<br /><i>Sophie R. Dickson and Gwenda M. Willis</i></p>

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