Let's Talk Forensic Psychology

In this episode, we discussed what are sexual offences and current research and issues in this area.

Opinions expressed in this video are those of the speakers, based on their training and clinical experience as Practitioner Psychologists. References to theories, research and named authors are not necessarily an endorsement. The intention of this platform is to encourage engagement with forensic psychology. We welcome your feedback.

There are several different routes to qualifying as a Forensic Psychologist that we discuss in this video. Please check with individual universities on the courses they offer as they can change. Please get in contact if you have any more questions about the different routes. email us: [email protected]

We have created this vlog to share our understanding of the complicated reasons why people offend. It is not an attempt to justify or explain away crime. To all the victims of crime, we hope our work will look at the bigger picture and help us work towards ensuring what has happened to you does not happen again.

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Daniel is a Forensic Psychologist, registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and has been working with forensic service users predominantly in low and medium secure mental health services, which he discussed with us. He is responsible for the provision of psychological assessment and treatment for adult men on a high dependency medium secure ward. Dan is also a senior lecturer in Forensic Psychology at the University of Cardiff.