Part 1: What is Forensic Psychology?
- What do Forensic Psychologists do?
- Challenges in developing evidence-based practice in forensic settings
- Forensic Clinical Interviewing
- Forensic Risk assessment
- Formulation
- Designing Rehabilitative Interventions in Forensic Settings
- Aggressive and Violent Offending
- Sexual Offending
- Intimate Partner Abuse
- Deliberate Firesetting
- Stalking
- Terrorism, Extremism & Radicalisation
- Working with Women in Prison
- Working with Young People
- Forensic Mental Health
- Forensic Environments
- Consultancy in Forensic Settings
- Training in Forensic Settings
Adrian Needs and Yvonne Shell
Charlotte Lennox and Polly Turner
Part 2: Assessments in Forensic Contexts
Caroline Logan
Michelle Fletcher, Neil Gredecki & Polly Turner
Fiona-Wilks-Riley
Part 3: Specialist Forensic Interventions and Populations
Jamie S. Walton
Michelle Fletcher, Allison Nelson & Polly Turner
Neil Gredecki & Kerensa Hocken
Fiona Wilks-Riley
Sally Tilt
Rachael Wheatley
Zainab Al-Attar
Jude Kelman & Karen Lloyd
Katie Lambert
Emily Glorney & Siobhan Neave
Part 4: Forensic Settings and Professional Issues
Jenny Tew & Neil Gredecki
Polly Turner & Amy Freel
Rachel Roper
Biography
Dr Neil Gredecki is a Registered Forensic Psychologist, Chartered Scientist and Chartered Psychologist with over 18 years’ experience in the assessment and treatment of forensic clients. He has held posts in HM Prison & Probation Service and in High, Medium and Low Secure Mental Health settings in both the NHS and private sector working with adults and young people, as well as academia.
Dr Polly Turner is a Registered Forensic Psychologist and Chartered Psychologist with over 18 years’ experience in the assessment and treatment of forensic clients. She has worked predominantly with assessment and treatment of habitual aggression and personality disorder. She has held posts in High and Low Secure Mental Health settings in both the NHS and private sector and is a Clinical Senior Lecturer at the University of Manchester.






