Forensic Psychology

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.

• Part 1: What is forensic psychology? What do forensic psychologists do?Adrian Needs and Yvonne Shell Challenges in developing evidence-based practice in forensic settingsCharlotte Lennox and Polly TurnerPart 2: Assessments in forensic contexts Forensic clinical interviewing Caroline Logan Forensic risk assessment Michelle Fletcher, Neil Gredecki and Polly Turner FormulationFiona-Wilks-RileyPart 3: Specialist forensic interventions and populations Designing rehabilitative interventions in forensic settingsJamie S. Walton Aggressive and violent offendingMichelle Fletcher, Allison Nelson and Polly Turner Sexual offendingNeil Gredecki and Kerensa Hocken Intimate partner abuseFiona Wilks-Riley Deliberate fire-settingSally Tilt StalkingRachael Wheatley Terrorism, extremism and radicalisationZainab Al-Attar Working with women in prisonJude Kelman and Karen Lloyd Working with young peopleKatie Lambert Forensic mental healthEmily Glorney and Siobhan NeavePart 4: Forensic settings and professional issues Forensic environmentsJenny Tew and Neil Gredecki Consultancy in forensic settingsPolly Turner & Amy Freel Training in forensic settingsRachel Roper