“It was completely transformational”: Experiences of a prison staff coaching programme
journal contribution
posted on 2025-01-30, 12:08 authored by Karen HarrisonKaren Harrison, Lauren SmithLauren Smith, Rachael MasonRachael Mason, Roger BrethertonRoger BrethertonThe research details the perceived benefits of coaching for prison staff and adds to the evidence base about what interventions can usefully support the health and wellbeing of correctional staff. The findings have implications for prisons as well as broader occupations who experience challenges with staff retention.
Funding
Spark Inside
History
School affiliated with
- Lincoln Law School (Research Outputs)
- School of Psychology (Research Outputs)
- School of Health and Social Care (Research Outputs)
Publication Title
International Journal of Workplace Health ManagementVolume
18Issue
2Pages/Article Number
152-165Publisher
EmeraldExternal DOI
ISSN
1753-8351eISSN
1753-836XDate Submitted
2024-11-08Date Accepted
2025-01-06Date of First Publication
2025-01-28Date of Final Publication
2025-03-24Open Access Status
- Not Open Access
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