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Service user experiences of a psychologically enhanced resettlement service [PERS] in an English open prison

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June 2022

Service user experiences of a psychologically enhanced resettlement service [PERS] in an English open prison

The purpose of this study is to investigate the experiences of adult male prisoners presenting with personality difficulties in an open (Category D) prison in the UK and their experience of a pilot offender personality disorder (OPD) pathway Psychologically Enhanced Resettlement Service (PERS) in the prison.

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