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There is a lack of evidence about the efficacy of behavioural or cognitive‐behavioural training interventions for foster carers. The programmes are intended to assist foster carers in the management of the difficult be...

Domestic violence is common and serious. Many convicted men are court‐ordered to receive cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) in order to end their violence. Most men do not voluntarily seek such therapy but participate...

Antisocial young people who have received cognitive behavioural therapy or other types of treatment in residential settings, do better than young people who have not been offered such treatment. Twelve months after leavi...

Cognitive‐behavioural therapy can prevent criminal offenders from continuing their criminal careers. However, some treatment programmes work better than others. This Campbell review shows that a small number of factors...

This Campbell systematic review synthesizes the existing published and non‐published empirical evidence on the effects of focused police crime prevention interventions at high‐activity crime places and will provide a...

School‐based education programmes on the prevention of sexual abuse may increase children's knowledge and protective behaviour but this does not necessarily reduce the number of incidents of abuse. The programmes shoul...

Treating serious juvenile offenders in secure corrections pays off. This Campbell Systematic Review shows that treatment programs with cognitive elements in particular reduce general recidivism (relapse into crime) and e...

The fight against street‐level drug crime cannot be won by spending more resources on traditional, reactive style police work. Rather, partnerships between the police and other “third parties” should be applied, su...

Treatment foster care (‘TFC’) is a promising, individually tailored program for children and youth who are at risk of placement in restrictive settings. The results of this Campbell/Cochrane review suggests that TFC ...