by Howard Ryland, Oxford University, and Daniel Whiting, Nottingham University Have you ever encountered an issue in secure or community forensic mental health services that you thought would benefit from more research evidence? Have you ever wondered what research in… Continue reading
A Reminder that Our Next Seminar will be held on Tuesday 25th November 2025, 5-7pm. This will be a free virtual event via Zoom. Spaces are limited on a first come basis. To book your space please visit our Ticket Tailor page here.… Continue reading
Our Next Seminar will be held on Tuesday 25th November 2025, 5-7pm. This will be a free virtual event via Zoom. Spaces are limited on a first come basis. To book your space please visit our Ticket Tailor page here. Speakers: Summary: This… Continue reading
A reminder that our Next Seminar “Recent scientific developments in addiction which have implications for policy” will be held on Tuesday 1st July 2025, 5-6:45pm. This will be a free virtual event via Zoom. Spaces are limited on a first come… Continue reading
Our Next Seminar “Recent scientific developments in addiction which have implications for policy” will be held on Tuesday 1st July 2025, 5-6:45pm. This will be a free virtual event via Zoom. Spaces are limited on a first come basis. To book… Continue reading
We are delighted to announce that, from a strong field, we are supporting two of these awards this year – one for developing research priorities with respect to forensic mental health service provision and the other to develop a website,… Continue reading
Our Next Seminar “Forensic Neuroscience – new technologies and potential interventions” will be held on Tuesday 29th April 2025, 5-7pm. This will be a free virtual event via Zoom. Spaces are limited on a first come basis. To book your space… Continue reading
by Professor Andrew Forrester, Professor of Forensic Psychiatry at Cardiff University. EC Member Crime In Mind. This article appears in our latest newsletter (Winter 2024) which can be downloaded here. Given the high prevalence of mental health conditions among people in prison,… Continue reading
by Pamela Taylor, Co-chair of Crime In Mind. This article appears in our latest newsletter (Winter 2024) which can be downloaded here. After my first ever research project – a randomised controlled trial of ECT for schizophrenia – research in prisons seemed… Continue reading
Matthias Burghart and Sophia Backhaus have just published their ‘umbrella review’ of the impact of family violence on mental health1. We are excited because this was partly supported by one of our first Seed Corn Grants. It has been a… Continue reading