Titlebook: Violence among the Mentally III; Effective Treatments Sheilagh Hodgins Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2000 Crime.Crimi

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Major Mental Disorders and Crime in the Communityother members of society (Gerbener, 1980; Monahan, 1992; Rabkin, 1979). The media perpetuates this view with news stories revealing the psychiatric history of gunmen involved in shooting sprees. In some cases, as in the recent shooting in a Colorado high school that left 14 children and a teacher de

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Reducing Violence Risk96; Monahan et al., in press; Steadman et al., in press). It is clear, however, as a number of researchers have recently emphasized, that risk assessment is only the first step in dealing with violence by people with mental disorder and must be followed by effective risk reduction (Carson, 1994; Hei

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Commentary research constitutes a benchmark for the scientific community interested in the study of risk factors of violent behaviour among the mentally ill. The results presented derive from the MacArthur Violence Risk Assessment Study, which, according to Borum (1996), marks a third generation of studies of

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Capturing ChangeHarris & Rice, 1997). They introduced their piece by pointing out that, although they had never encountered a fully effective intervention programme, they would in all likelihood recognize one such if they were to see it. Our present outlook is similar to that of Harris and Rice but goes a step furt

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Pharmacological Intervention for Preventing Violence Among the Mentally Ill with Secondary Alcohol-A violent offending (Eronen, Hakola, & Tiihonen, 1996a; Hodgins, 1992; Hodgins, Mednick, Brennan, Schulsinger, & Engberg, 1996; Tiihonen, Isohanni, Räsänen, Koiranen, & Moring, 1997). Since alcohol and drug abuse are more common among subjects with MMD (Regier et al., 1990; Ross, Glaser, & Germanson,