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Narrative Methods for the Human Sciences

The global epidemiology of anabolic-androgenic steroid use: a meta-analysis and meta-regression analysis.

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Drugs of abuse and the elicitation of human aggressive behavior.

There has been a significant increase in research into body image in men, women and children in the last 20 years. This editorial reviews definitions of the concept of body image, and considers potential health consequences of lowered body satisfaction and increased body concern. The articles that form this Special Issue are contextualized within contemporary research literature around relevant themes. These include sociocultural influences, gender, effects of weight and appearance and perceptual factors. Implications of findings for health psychologists involved in designing health promotion interventions are discussed.

Body Image and Health Contemporary Perspectives

Background: Body dissatisfaction has been identified as a psychological correlate of obesity that is related to disordered eating, poor self-esteem, and depressio

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Body Dissatisfaction in Individuals with Obesity Compared to Normal-Weight Individuals: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.

(2001). Body-builders' Attitudes Towards Steroid Use. Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy: Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 91-95.

Body-builders' Attitudes Towards Steroid Use

Amphetamine users form the second largest group of illicit drug users in Britain, yet rarely present to treatment services. It is unknown whether this is due to a relative lack of need in comparison with other drug users, or a result of the opiate orientation of drug services. This paper presents data on attitudes to services from a matched case control study of amphetamine users in treatment, undertaken in the Northwest of England. Respondents’ attitudes to and expectations of treatment services, and their previous experiences of treatment are described, and the factors which influenced clients to overcome the barriers and present for treatment are explored. The paper concludes with a consideration of strategies that could increase the relevance and accessibility of services to amphetamine users at an earlier stage of their drug-using career in order to avoid the need for crisis interventions later.

Attitudes of Amphetamine Users Towards Treatment Services

Liaison and diversion (L&D) schemes operate primarily in police custody suites and courts and aim to identify and assess people with vulnerabilities as they pass through the criminal justice system, to ensure their needs are identified.

L&D services have been operating in England for at least 25 years. Not all areas have L&D services and among those that do, there is considerable variation in the nature of the services. In 2009, Lord Bradley reviewed the provision of services for people with mental health problems and learning disabilities in the criminal justice system and recommended that a national L&D model be created. Between 2011 and 2013, the Department of Health was supported by an external partner, the Offender Health Collaborative, to develop a national L&D model.

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Evaluation of the Offender Liaison and Diversion Trial Schemes

A summary of the findings from a rapid evidence assessment which sought to identify 'intermediate' outcomes from arts projects with adult offenders.

Intermediate outcomes of arts projects: a rapid evidence assessment

This practice guide is one of an ongoing series of reports produced as part of the Beyond Youth Custody programme, funded under the Big Lottery Fund’s Youth in Focus initiative. Youth in Focus aims to engender positive change in the lives of vulnerable young people, with a particular focus on those leaving custody, care leavers and young carers. Beyond Youth Custody is a learning and awareness project that works with Youth in Focus projects in the resettlement strand to advance knowledge and promote positive resettlement for young people making the transition from custody to the community and beyond in order to improve outcomes.

Sam Wright

Papers

Body-builders' Attitudes Towards Steroid Use

Attitudes of Amphetamine Users Towards Treatment Services

Evaluation of the Offender Liaison and Diversion Trial Schemes

Intermediate outcomes of arts projects: a rapid evidence assessment

Young offenders and trauma: experience and impact: a practitioner’s guide