Report on Self-Injurious Behaviour in the Kingston Prison for Women
Abstract
Introduction
Figure 1. Self-Injurious Behaviour as a Coping Strategy
Section 1: Extent of the Problem
1.1 Prisoner Responses
1.2 Security Personnel Responses
1.3 Outbreaks of Self-Injury
1.3.1 Prisoner Responses Regarding Outbreaks of Self-Injury
1.3.2 Security Staff Responses Regarding Outbreaks of Self-Injury
Section 2: Injury Response
2.1 Prisoner Responses Regarding Existing Protocol
2.2 Security Personnel Responses Regarding Existing Protocol
2.3 Recommendations
Section 3: Injury Reduction
3.1 Prisoner Responses Regarding Childhood Sexual Abuse
3.2 Environmental Issues
3.2.1 Regulatory Aspects
3.2.2 Recommendation
3.2.3 Mass Policy Actions
3.2.4 Recommendation
3.2.5 Impact of the Environment on Emotional Expression
3.2.6 Recommendations
3.2.7 Security Versus Mental Health
3.2.8 Recommendation
3.3 Counselling Issues
3.3.1 Recommendations
3.4 Support/Crisis Programme
3.4.1 Selection Process
3.4.2 Training
3.4.3 Implementation
3.4.4 On-Going Support For Team Members
Section 4: Suicide Identification
4.1 Recommendations
Section 5: Conclusion
Section 6: Contract Proposal
Section 7: References