This handbook investigates the complex intersection of mental health, victimology, and offender psychology within the forensic context. It aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the psychological assessments, therapeutic interventions, and legal considerations pertinent to individuals who have experienced victimization or perpetrated offenses. The work synthesizes current research and clinical practice to inform professionals working at the nexus of mental health and the justice system.

This handbook is positioned as a resource for professionals engaged in forensic mental health. Its scope suggests a detailed examination of both victim and offender populations, indicating a focus on practical application and theoretical underpinnings relevant to legal and clinical settings. The content likely appeals to psychologists, psychiatrists, legal professionals, and social workers involved in the justice system.