Correctional Rehabilitation & Psychological Interventions In Singapore: Practitioners’ Experiences In Singapore Prison Service (Original Publisher)

Correctional Rehabilitation & Psychological Interventions in Singapore provides a unique look inside one of the world’s most structured and effective correctional systems. With contributions from seasoned practitioners within the Singapore Prison Service, this book presents a collection of professional experiences, case reflections, and applied psychological models used in offender management and rehabilitation.

Written for criminal justice professionals, psychologists, correctional administrators, social workers, policymakers, and students in criminology or forensic psychology, the book offers valuable insights into the human-centered approaches behind Singapore’s low recidivism rates and evolving correctional philosophy.

Key Features and Highlights

• Practitioner-Led Insights: Real experiences from frontline professionals working within Singapore’s correctional system.
• Evidence-Based Interventions: Covers practical applications of psychological theories and rehabilitation models.
• Culturally Grounded Approach: Tailors global psychological frameworks to Singapore’s unique legal, social, and correctional context.
• Focus on Reintegration: Emphasizes community-based aftercare, behavioral change, and recidivism prevention.
• Interdisciplinary Relevance: Combines elements from psychology, criminal justice, public policy, and social work.

Topics Covered

• Includes core chapters on: rehabilitation models in practice, risk-needs-responsivity (RNR) principles, cognitive-behavioral interventions, offender profiling and psychological assessments, and community reintegration strategies in the Singapore context.

About the Author(s)
Written and compiled by a team of experienced psychologists and rehabilitation specialists working within the Singapore Prison Service. Their combined expertise bridges theory and practice, offering a grounded perspective shaped by decades of correctional experience and program development.

Technical Details

• Format: PDF 
• File Size: Approximately 12–25 MB
• Language: English
• Compatibility: Fully compatible with Kindle, iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, and all major e-reading devices and platforms.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1: Is this book useful for professionals outside of Singapore?
A: Yes. While the case studies are based in Singapore, the psychological models, rehabilitation strategies, and correctional frameworks have broad relevance to professionals working in correctional settings worldwide.

Q2: Does the book include data or just anecdotal experience?
A: The book combines practitioner insights with research-informed practices, including references to empirical studies, evaluation metrics, and theoretical foundations in rehabilitation psychology.