Humanisation of Workplace Wellbeing: A new conceptual model for prisons

ICPA 2025 Presentation by Rachael Mason (PID119)

Author

Rachael Mason

Senior Lecturer, University of Lincoln, United Kingdom

Rachael Mason is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Health and Care Sciences at the University of Lincoln. Her undergraduate degree is in Psychology and Criminology and her master’s degree is in Forensic Psychology. She is due to submit her PhD thesis on humanising the health and wellbeing experiences of people working and people detained in prison, with this being a primary area of focus for her research. Rachael has worked for His Majesty's Prison and Probation Service delivering accredited Offending Behaviour Programmes for substance use. Following this, Rachael worked in a residential housing project as a Duty Officer and Training Co-ordinator, supporting young people aged 16-25 years old to develop life skills and help them prepare to live independently. Rachael’s main research interests include the health and wellbeing of people in the criminal justice system and issues related to substance use.

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