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Response of Psychiatrically Impaired Inmates to Activity Therapy

Abstract This paper describes the results of activity therapy programs with psychiatrically impaired inmates at a maximum security prison. Participating inmates attended 3 to 4 sessions monthly for 6-8 months, 8-16 months and 16-24 months. Their subjective evaluation of the therapeutic interventions is reported. Results include the programs which were felt to be of benefit and enjoyable, and those which prepared them for the future. Recommendations for initiation of a similar program are offered.