Reimagining rehabilitation: addressing basic needs and substance use in prison environments for the common good

The environment in which substance use treatment is administered has the potential to be beneficial or detrimental to the rehabilitative process. Providing correctional institutions with the knowledge necessary to confront hindrances to successful treatment has the potential to change the trajectory of rehabilitative efforts and recidivism.

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International Journal of Prison Health
Published
2025-10-23
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1108/ijoph-06-2025-0048
Primary Topic
Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis
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Reimagining rehabilitation: addressing basic needs and substance use in prison environments for the common good

Leanne Howell, Nicholas R. Werse, Tyesia Williams
International Journal of Prison Health
Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis
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Reimagining rehabilitation: addressing basic needs and substance use in prison environments for the common good

Leanne Howell, Nicholas R. Werse, Tyesia Williams
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Abstract

The environment in which substance use treatment is administered has the potential to be beneficial or detrimental to the rehabilitative process. Providing correctional institutions with the knowledge necessary to confront hindrances to successful treatment has the potential to change the trajectory of rehabilitative efforts and recidivism.

International Journal of Prison Health
Baylor University (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 60%
Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis
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