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Complicated Connections: The Role of Risky and Supportive Relationships in Post-Incarceration Outcomes for Parents Returning to the Community
Reentry from incarceration unfolds within interdependent relationships that simultaneously provide supports, impose constraints, and contain risk. For parents returning to the community, close ties may supply essentials like housing, childcare, and emotional support while also embedding them in risk
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