The IACFP Bulletin
The IACFP Bulletin, published bimonthly, offers timely articles and news related to correctional and forensic psychology research, practice, and programs, as well as other topics of interest to our members, including:
- Evidence-based criminal justice research, practice, and programs
- Correctional mental health
- Impact of bias in assessment and treatment
- Critical issues including suicide assessment and prevention, restrictive housing, and re-entry
- Community corrections
- Criminal and juvenile justice reform
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May/June 2026: Responsive Justice
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Nov/Dec 2025: Managing Professional Boundaries
Sept/Oct 2025: Burnout & Wellness
May/June 2025: Creating Connection
Mar/Apr 2025: Improving Evidence-Based Correctional Practice
Jan/Feb 2025: Evidence-Based Correctional Mental Health
Nov/Dec 2024: Innovative Justice Practice
Sep/Oct 2024: Rehabilitation and Wellness
Jul/Aug 2024: Evidence-Based Rehabilitative Practice
May/Jun 2024: Psychologically Informed Justice Reform
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Mar/Apr 2026
Foreword for May/June 2026
Strength‑Based “MindSport” Programme: Empowering Youth Identity Transformation in Hong Kong Corrections
Building Identity: What Happens When You Give Young People Space to Make Sense of Their Lives
Rethinking Justice: The Rise of Neuro-Responsive Courts and Correctional Spaces for Young Adults
Motivational Interviewing in Correctional Settings: Interview by Tia Tourville with Dr. Joel Porter
Criminal Justice & Behavior Practitioner Summaries for May/June 2026
IACFP International News, Research, and Resources for May/June 2026
