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We are Forensic Psychologists who want to share our understanding of why people offend. All views are our own, not those of our employers.
DR. GERALDINE AKERMAN Professor (Hon.) Chartered & Registered Psychologist
LAURA JACOBS Chartered & Registered Psychologist
DR. KATE GERAGHTY Chartered & Registered Psychologist
EMILY JONES Chartered & Registered Psychologist
RICHARD CRISP Chartered & Registered Psychologist
BRYONY JONES Trainee Counselling Psychologist
JAY S UTTAMCHANDANI Psychology Student
DR. GERALDINE AKERMAN Professor (Hon.) Chartered & Registered Psychologist
LAURA JACOBS Chartered & Registered Psychologist
DR. KATE GERAGHTY Chartered & Registered Psychologist
EMILY JONES Chartered & Registered Psychologist
RICHARD CRISP Chartered & Registered Psychologist
BRYONY JONES Trainee Counselling Psychologist
JAY S UTTAMCHANDANI Psychology Student
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Update frequency:
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Average audio length:
44 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
54 episodes
since Jan. 30, 2024
episodic
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We are joined by Carl Gacono, PhD, ABAP and Jason Smith, PsyD, ABPP, to explore their work in the field of forensic psychology, specifically focusing on psychopathy diagnosis and treatment, as well as gender and cultural differences.They have a YouTube podcast called 'Inside the Psychopathic Mind' …
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We were joined by Dr Ken Logan, licensed clinical psychologist and professor of clinical psychology at George Fox University, to discuss moral injury and harm.Having trained clinicians internationally in trauma treatment and crisis intervention, Ken specialises in treating anxiety, stress, and trau…
We were joined for our 50th episode by Emeritus Professor Anthony Beech.Retired from his role as Head of the Centre for Applied Psychology at the University of Birmingham, UK, Tony's research interests include risk assessment, the neurobiological bases of offending, reducing online exploitation of …
We were joined by Emeritus Professor David Wilson to discuss his work in prisons, and more broadly in Criminology.As the Founding Director of the Centre for Applied Criminology at Birmingham City University, David is also the author of more than 25 books, a National Teaching Fellow, and former edit…
We were joined by Richard Barker, who works as a Consultant Clinical & Forensic Psychologist within the NHS, a BPS National Assessor and Honorary Associate Clinical Professor at The University of Birmingham.
Having worked in forensic mental health settings for over 25 years, predominantly in me…
We were joined by Dr Fiona Gullon-Scott to discuss the concept of Fabricated or induced illness and Fiona's policy work advocating for Autistic families.Fiona is a Clinical Psychologist and Associate Fellow with the BPS. She is Programme Director for the Newcastle University Doctorate in Clinical P…
We were joined by Mental Health Nurse, Richard Lindsley, to discuss working in an attachment based way with children.Richard has over 30 years of experience working with children and young people, and after qualifying as a Mental Health Nurse, worked in CAMHS and then further specialised, working w…
We were joined by Paul Gullon-Scott, Higher Assistant Psychologist and former Digital Forensic Investigator to discuss his work and pioneering research into improving the wellbeing of Digital Forensic Investigators through evidence based adaptations in workplace processes, culture and support.
We w…
We were joined by Rosca, a talented musician who has lived experience of HMP Grendon.Throughout the episode he talked about engaging in group therapy and programmes at HMP Grendon, as well as his experiences of being a child refugee who found a sense of belonging in a gang in the UK. We were honour…
In today’s episode, as part of Male Breast Cancer Awareness Week 2025, we are joined by Dave, Mat and Dr Kerry Quincey to explore the social, emotional and psychological impact of being a man with a breast cancer diagnosis.Throughout the episode, we discussed masculinity, gender and systemic issues…
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