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How do high risk young adult prisoners with emerging personality disorders describe the process of change in therapy?

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January 2018

How do high-risk young adult prisoners with emerging personality disorders describe the process of change in therapy?

The purpose of this paper is to investigate the views of young adult prisoners with emerging personality disorders (PDs), who were assessed as posing a high risk of causing serious harm to others, on the process of therapeutic change in a non-residential treatment service in a UK young offender institute. 

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