Assessing Youth Justice System Prevention Strategies for At-Risk Young People Who Have Experienced Childhood Trauma
By Olta Gjini, London Metropolitan University. This dissertation explores the critical relationship between childhood trauma, adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and entry into youth justice, specifically looking at those youth who are deemed at risk for involvement in justice. In terms of the developmental and socio-ecological approach, this study asserts that the reduction of youth offending is not possible to be attributed to individual behaviours or personal responsibil
Jul 17
Addressing Trauma in Prisons: The Potential for Trauma-Informed Practice to Reduce Re-Traumatisation.
By Megan Byford, Leeds Beckett University. Trauma exposure amongst the prison population is extremely high, with research finding over...
Aug 20, 2025
An Extended Literature Review Exploring the Impact of Trauma-Induced Biological Changes on Male Violence and Aggression.
By Bronte Woodhouse, UWE Bristol (University of the West of England) . This extended literature review explores the impact of trauma-induced biological changes (TIBC) on male violence and aggression. Initially, thematic analysis was used to identify the relevant themes relating to the research inquiry which were then used to form the chapter titles and subheadings. The findings suggest that trauma can change biological mechanisms which can contribute to the externalisation of
Jul 18, 2025