Our Next Seminar will be held on Tuesday 24th November 2026, 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. Presenters: Howard Ryland,… Continue reading
By John Gunn & Pamela Taylor – Co- chairing Crime in Mind This article appears in our latest newsletter (Summer 2026) which can be downloaded here. Welcome to our latest newsletter, with its focus on people with intellectual disabilities or neurodevelopmental disorders.… Continue reading
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
Call for applications – Deadline for receipt Monday 20th October 2025 This call for applications for support is particularly suitable for early researchers, but anyone planning research may apply. Up to £2,000 will be offered for preliminary or preparatory research… 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
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
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Applications are invited to support people who have already completed some early work towards major research development proposals in the field of offender mental health and need to complete further specific work streams on a pathway to a substantive application… Continue reading
By. John Gunn, CBE, MD, FRC psych, FMedSci, Emeritus Professor of Forensic Psychiatry, KCL Chairman, Crime in Mind Introduction Congratulations to the Times newspaper on setting up a review of the criminal justice system. A review is overdue, but you… Continue reading