Working with Offenders with Personality Disorder: A Practitioners Guide
NHS England and National Offender Management Service
A 150-page practitioner guide on how personality disorders develop, how they are assessed and how staff can build working relationships with people who have them. It covers attachment, trauma, risk and staff well-being.
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