Description: "Nothing Works" to "What Works": The History and Social Context of Rehabilitation Understanding Risk and Needs and the Importance of Assessment and Screening: Potential Tools and How to Apply Them Putting Theory into Practice: Approaches that Work in Reducing Recidivism Changing Behavior Long-Term: Behavioral Techniques and Core Correctional Practices What Doesn't Work: Ineffective Approaches and Correctional Quackery Responsivity: What Is It and Why Is It Important? What Works with Drug Courts What Works with Sex Offenders: A Unique Challenge What Works with Women What Works in Prison What Works in Re-entry Making Sure It's Done Right: The Importance of Quality and How to Ensure Program Fidelity

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