Rehabilitation

Born in Te Teko, Takurua works as a Counsellor at Moana House, a rehabilitation programme based in Dunedin. He works alongside adult male offenders and teaches behavioural and social issues to help… Audio

Researchers are using brain activity to control robots and the technology may one day help patients with stroke or spinal injury Audio

Stroke rehabilitation technology that uses an adapted video games console to restore and improve movement. With Fiona and Colin Weston and Elliott Kernohan, the CEO of Im-Able. Audio

President of the World Federation of Neurology who was instrumental in establishing the world's first successful acute stroke unit. Audio

New Zealand has one of the highest imprisonment rates in the developed world and more than half of those released from our prisons find themselves back behind bars within five years. Ideas takes a… Audio

A mechatronics team are developing medical devices to help stroke patients with the rehabilitation of movement Audio

In the second of our two part look at imprisonment we focus on rehabilitation. Psychologist Dr Paul Wood, who completed two degrees while serving a sentence for murder, reflects on the impact a long… Audio

This week, Ideas looks at crime, punishment and rehabilitation. Audio

Insight Restorative justice presented by Penny Smith Audio

Insight looks at the restorative justice system and asks if it's reducing re-offending. Audio

Insight talks to young people about John Key's idea for military style training for youth Audio

Insight looks at a prison rehabilitation unit in Hawkes Bay which for ten years has been working with high risk Maori offenders. Audio