Abstract
The prevalence of dual diagnosis in mentally disordered offenders is high. This paper outlines the dual diagnosis needs of service users in a north London secure forensic mental health unit and discusses the development and implementation of a group treatment programme. It describes the three stages of the group work programme and suggests ways to support facilitators and evaluate the effectiveness of the programme.
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