Envisioning evidence-informed rehabilitation services, the Correctional Rehabilitation Research Unit (CRRU) set up under the Psychological Services Section of the Correctional Services Department is committed to guiding the strategic planning for rehabilitation and crime prevention policies for the provision of effective rehabilitation services to persons-in-custody and supervisees through undertaking relevant research and professional exchanges with international research experts and correctional counterparts.
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Gripping Insights: Recent psychological research on Hong Kong corrections
Published by: Correctional Rehabilitation Research Unit, Psychological Services Section, Correctional Services Department
Description: As scientist-practitioners, clinical psychologists endeavour to develop evidence-informed, state-of-the-art psychological services while conducting a diverse range of research studies to gain insights into the profiles of persons in custody (PICs) and the effectiveness of psychological treatment programmes specialised for sex offenders, male and female PICs, young and elderly PICs, as well as PICs with self-harm risk.
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Insight: Correctional Rehabilitation Research Bulletin
Published by: Correctional Rehabilitation Research Unit, Psychological Services Section, Correctional Services Department
Description: Evidence-based practice is the cornerstone of internationally acclaimed correctional services. In this research bulletin, we discuss meaningful insights drawn from researches conducted in different parts of the world, including Hong Kong, for guiding strategic planning of our rehabilitation work. We hope this bulletin will inspire discussions and promote professional exchanges for continuous enhancement of the rehabilitation services.
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