Well-being – PO21 Library

Prison officers’ attitudes towards self-harm in prisoners

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Emotional labour and emotional strain among Swedish prison officers

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Women in prison: mental health and well-being A guide for prison staff

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Resource type
- Article
- Best Practices
- Brochure
- Case Study Report
- Guide
- Guidelines
- Manual
- Recommendations
- Recommendations EU
- Report
- Training Courses (Modules e-Learning)
- Video
Specific topic
- Ageing/Geriatrics
- Difficult inmates
- Dynamic Security
- Emergency situations
- Human Rights
- Initial Training
- Interculturality
- IT
- Leadership
- Mental Health
- Organised Crime
- Prison Health
- Professional Ethics
- Radicalisation
- Rehabilitation
- Safety and use of force
- Special Needs
- Staff support
- Substance misuse
- Training
- Training needs
- Tutors/Mentors
- Women in Prison
Language
- Bulgarian
- English
- French
- German
- Greek
- Italian
- Portuguese
- Romanian
Target Group
- Change facilitators
- Civil society organisations
- Civil society organisations and volunteers who work with former prisoners
- Corrections Advisors
- Criminal justice practicioners
- Detention monitors
- General directorates
- Individuals and/or organisations that are responsible for prisoners
- Prison administration professionals
- Prison and probation staff
- Prison directors
- Prison governors
- Prison leadership
- Prison managers
- Prison officers (PO)
- Prison service trainers
- Prison staff
- Prison Trainers
- Probation services
- Probation staff
- Researchers
- Trainees
- Trainees – PO
- Trainers
- Trainers – PO
- Volunteers who work with former inmates
- Volunteers who work with former prisoners