Rehabilitation in Prison presents a refreshingly clear yet clinically supported approach to criminal rehabilitation. Drawing from contemporary authorities, the authors discuss commonly accepted techniques that prisoners can use to increase motivation to make positive lifestyle changes. Five chapters are devoted to increasing the reader's desire to change, thirteen chapters focus on describing many of the most common thinking patterns and corrective measures that prisoners can take to address them. The book concludes with 10 self-check tests that help readers thoroughly learn to identify and respond to fifteen troublesome thinking patterns and behaviors that often lead to criminal activity. Written by prisoners for prisoners. Provides excellent tips for success in change.