The Division of Forensic Psychology promotes the professional interests of forensic psychologists and aims to contribute to the ongoing development of psychology as a profession and as a body of knowledge and skills.
Events
2019 Events
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June
Show contentPractitioner psychology, extremism, radicalisation and terror*
Half day event prior to the DFP Annual Conference Tuesday
Date: 18 June 2019
Location: Crowne Plaza Liverpool City Centre, L3 1QW
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*Free and open to members of the Division of Forensic Psychology
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September
Show contentUnlocking the enigma: New ways of working with over-controlled offenders*
Facilitated by Dr Laura Hamilton
Date: Friday 6 September 2019
Location: Nottingham Trent University
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* Free and open to members of the Division of Forensic Psychology
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October
Show contentCore Role Two (CR2) supervisor workshop
Facilitated by Jon Mitchell (CR2 Lead Assessor)
Date: Friday 4 October 2019
Location: University of Manchester
Previous Events
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Presentations 2019
Show contentHere you'll find presentations and slides from previous Division of Forensic Psychology events
DFP/FFCP Joint Event 6 March - Creating positive & healthy environments in forensic settings
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Presentations
*The presentations are contained within one file
- Enabling Enviroments - Caroline Schofield (member only)* Page 1 - 6
- Forensic learning disability discharge - John Taylor (member only)*Page 13 - 17
- Progression Regime at HMP Warren Hill - Jodi Symonds (member only)* Page 17 - 20
- Rehabilitative Culture - Dr Jenny Tew (member only)* Page 10 - 12
- SECURE STAIRS: A framework for integrated care for children and young people - Andy Rogers (member only)
- Trauma Infomred Care - Jude Kelman (member only)* Page 6 - 10
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Presentations 2018
Show contentHere you'll find presentations and slides from previous Division of Forensic Psychology events
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Presentations 2017
Show contentHere you'll find presentations and slides from previous Division of Forensic Psychology events