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Perpetrators of Intimate Partner Abuse: Risk implications from Research to Practice
This workshop will include an overview of IPV exploring assumptions, (active participant involvement in applying material to clients) and an introduction to current challenges deriving from theoretical developments.
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Trauma and domestic violence
This workshop will cover understanding trauma, including defining trauma and the neurology and psychology of trauma and trauma and domestic violence, including trauima and victimisation, trauma and perpetration and working with traumatised individ
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How much do you know about memory?
In the latest in a series of investigations into how much people know about eye witness memory, Svein Magnussen and Annik
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Psychologist wins academic poster award
A psychologist from the University of Hertfordshire has won a prize from the British Psychological Society for the best academic poster exhibited at its recent Annual Conference in Glasgow.
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Chartered Psychologist is NSPCC ambassador
The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) has unveiled a new text service that aims to promote instant reports of child abuse to its helpline.
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Women's worrying response to car crime
Whilst women feel more distress than men following road rage, car-jacking or vandalism, they are less likely to do anything about it, other than worry.
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Qualification in Forensic Psychology documents and forms
This page contains all the required forms, templates, log books you need as a candidate enrolled in 2011 on the QFP (Stage 2).
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Prospective candidates
Qualification in Forensic Psychology (QFP) Stage 2 information for prospective candidates This section contains useful information for candidates considering undertaking the QFP (Stage 2).
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Forensic psychology
Handbook (2012/13) Accreditation handbook - forensic psychology programmes (pdf)
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'Causal link' found between internet porn and sex offenders'
Research has uncovered a 'causal link' between the usage of internet pornography and becoming a sex offender.
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Police hand gestures can influence witness testimony
Hand gestures of police interviewers can make eyewitnesses believe they saw something they didn't.
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If the face fits replicate it in police line ups
Witnesses have a better chance of picking the perpetrator in a police line up if any facial distinctive features are replicated across all the suspects.
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New study looks at men and video games
A new study is to look into the relationship that exists between men and video games.
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Courtroom Skills - Manchester (Bond Solon)
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Expert witness immunity lost
Expert witnesses will no longer be immune from litigation brought against them in civil courts by their clients.
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Introduction to ethics and professional practice
This workshop is designed to help continue to uphold and enhance the professional standards of qualified and in-training psychologists.
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Understanding and assessing personality disorder: Training in the International Personality Disorder Examination: IPDE
The training focuses on the administration and scoring of the gold standard for personality disorder assessment - the International Personality Disorder Examination (IPDE).
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Current candidates
Qualification in Forensic Psychology (QFP) Stage 2 information for current candidates Thank you for choosing to study a Society qualification. Our Qualifications Team is happy to help with queries.
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Qualification in Forensic Psychology
The Society currently offers the Qualification in Forensic Psychology Stage 2 (QFP Stage 2). The qualification consists of two years' full time supervised practice (or part time equivalent).
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Find a psychologist
Online resources to help you find a psychologist Directory of Chartered Psychologists - search for a psychologist offering services to the public
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Psychological terms
Below is a list of terms relating to the different areas of psychology.  You
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Brain Awareness Week news: Young offenders 'at risk' of brain injury
Offenders of a young age are more likely to suffer from brain injury than other members of society, it has been found.
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Does a murderer's crime-scene behaviour echo his criminal history?
In the old days of criminal profiling, a psychologist would study the idiosyncrasies of a crime scene with the expert-eye of an art collector inspecting a painting of unknown provenance.
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