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11 Prob. 1 (1965)

handle is hein.journals/probj11 and id is 1 raw text is: PROBA IO N Vol 11 No1 March 1965 Journal of the National Association of Probation Officers COMMENT Ourselves THE FIRST COMMENT in this issue of PROBATION must be about the Journal itself, now taking its new form. We do not propose to open with a selection of letters welcoming our new start as some publications mysteriously manage to do; we leave the Journal to speak for itself. We hope this new form will enable us to publish longer articles than has formerly been the case (though short ones are ;till preferred) and to give more space to discussion and to book reviews. Material of interest only to probation officer members of the Association which 'as formerly taken up a considerable share of space in PROBATION will now ippear in the NAPO NEWSLETTER. We hope that some of the additional space will be used by members for articles and contributions to Probation Forum which ought to be a centre of discussion on matters of vital interest to the probation service at this time of such rapid change and development. Above 31 we need more articles by members, based on their own thought or experience is probation officers, for PROBATION must be primarily the voice of probation. A service of professional workers must do quite a lot of thinking aloud and .his Journal should be the vehicle for such thoughts. We shall try from time .o time to submit controversial articles for comment by other readers in advance >f publication so that an article and comment on it may appear together; we hope hus to provoke more discussion. The success of the Journal will depend very argely on the service it represents and not on the Editorial Board; if the service is silent about its developments, or keeps its problems to itself, then CONTENTS OMMENT . . . . . . . Page I 'SYCHOTHERAPY OF OFFENDERS, Melitta Schmideberg . . . 4 'ASEWORK?, R. H. Farrimond . . . . . 9 ,ASEWORK AND THE PERSISTENT OFFENDER, Geoffrey Parkinson . . 11 N PARLIAMENT . . . . . . . . 17 'RISON AND BORSTAL AFTER-CARE . . . . . 20 /OLUNTARY SOCIAL WORKERS . . . . . . 21 3ROBATION FORUM . . . . . . . 23 300K REVIEWS Casework in Probation . . . . . 25 Growth to Freedom . . . . . 27 Shorter Notices . . . . . . 29 :I.ASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS . . . . . . 32 Digitized from Best Copy Available

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