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Prison Dog Programs: Renewal and Rehabilitation in Correctional Facilities |
Mary Renck Jalongo
Springer International Publishing
Prison Dog Programs: Renewal and Rehabilitation in Correctional Facilities
Considering the Correctional Context: Security Issues in Prison-Based Dog Training Programs
Authors

Leslie B. Hill; Benjamin Wright

ARI Id

1665210092556_5375419

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

99-122

DOI

10.1007/978-3-030-25618-0_6

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-030-25618-0_6

Table of Contents of Book
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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Front Matter
i-xxiv
Introduction: Building a Rationale for Prison Dog Programs
Mary Renck Jalongo
1-16
The Empirical Evidence Supporting Dog Training Programs for Incarcerated People
Gennifer Furst
17-36
Exploring Types of Programs: Dog Rescue, Rehabilitation and Training
Barbara J. Cooke
37-51
Planning and Implementing a Prison Dog Program
Mary Renck Jalongo; Mary Louden; Lee Estock
53-78
Caring for and About Dogs: Animal Welfare Considerations
Amy Johnson; Laura Bruneau
79-97
Considering the Correctional Context: Security Issues in Prison-Based Dog Training Programs
Leslie B. Hill; Benjamin Wright
99-122
Screening and Selecting Inmates for Program Participation
Benjamin Wright; Mary Renck Jalongo; Tonya Guy
123-141
Designing and Delivering a Curriculum Matched to Program Goals
Mary Renck Jalongo
143-170
Comprehensive Evaluation of Dog Training and Rehabilitation Initiatives in Correctional Facilities
Angela K. Fournier; Lori Winston
171-191
Evaluating Outcomes in a Prison-Based Canine Program: A Mixed-Method Analysis of New Leash on Life
James W. Conroy; Elizabeth C. Coppola; Charles S. Ferris; Nora L. Conroy; Steven J. Devlin; Julie A. Boc
193-211
Pursuing Certification, Licensure and Credentials as Re-entry Tools
Mary Renck Jalongo
213-232
Exploring Themes of Relinquishment and Loss
Mary Renck Jalongo; Mary-Ann Sontag-Bowman
233-254
Making It Real: Neuroscience and the Narrative Mode in Prison Dog Programs
Mary Renck Jalongo
255-274
Celebrating the Achievements of Prison Dog Programs
Carmaleta Aufderheide; Mary Renck Jalongo
275-303
Back Matter
305-322
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