Treatment and security outside the wall: Diverse approaches to common challenges in community forensic mental health

Adam Brett; Andrew Carroll; Robert Green; Peter Mals; Scott Beswick; Marcello Rodriguez; David Dunlop; Cinzia Gagliardi

Treatment and security outside the wall: Diverse approaches to common challenges in community forensic mental health

Adam Brett, Andrew Carroll, Robert Green, Peter Mals, Scott Beswick, Marcello Rodriguez, David Dunlop, Cinzia Gagliardi

Psychiatry Monash Health

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Abstract

The article describes the Community Forensic Mental Health Services in Australia and their different service models. It discusses the service models used and why they have developed this way. The interface between CFMHS, mainstream mental health and secure inpatient forensic mental health services needs to be clear and common issues are outlined. The future directions for CFMHS are suggested, which include demonstrating that CFMHS are effective in delivering what they profess to do.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	87 - 99
Number of pages	13
Journal	International Journal of Forensic Mental Health
Volume	6
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 2007

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