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As if Christmas wasn’t exciting enough - Series 3 of the Forensic Psychology Podcast is go! And we kick off with the release of a live episode recorded in July at the European Congress of Psychology. Topic is bias in Forensic Psychology. pod.link/1533101974

Do open prisons have fences? Can people in open prisons walk out? How to assess risk of abscond from an open prison? Do open prisons work? All these questions and more answered in episode 2, with Dr Gary Goodley and Adrian Turner. Listen now pod.link/1533101974

Great to hear Dr Gary Goodley sharing his route into forensic psychology on our recent episode on open prisons

Psychology teachers - great podcast here - excellent links to Forensics and BioPsych and some fantastic contemporary studies 🧠 #aqapsychology #alevelpsychology

Just thoroughly enjoyed this The Forensic Psychology Podcast HMPPS Psychology Services episode on #BrainInjury in the prison estate (and beyond). Pleased to hear the prevalence of brain injury in women resulting from intimate partner violence acknowledged - so often overlooked: open.spotify.com/episode/3uFP1G…

We’re having a great time meeting our guests on series 3 - our latest episode features Jane Read and Debbie Marsh. Jane and Debbie are forensic psychologists working in the highest security prisons and with people convicted of extremism. Listen here: pod.link/1533101974

Last week Erwin James FRSA MUniv (Open), the journalist who built his ability to write while in prison, sadly died. We were fortunate to chat to Erwin on the podcast in 2021. He was thoughtful, funny, and generous in sharing his story. We’ve re-released the episode: pod.link/1533101974

Dr Ruth Mann, a terrific psychologist, who sadly died in 2020, was recently awarded the ATSA lifetime achievement award. In this episode we speak to those who worked closely with Ruth, to hear how she stood out in her work and approach. pod.link/1533101974

In each episode of The Forensic Psychology Podcast, hosts Sally Tilt and Kerensa Hocken speak with colleagues on their work in UK prisons. Check out one of their latest conversations with pioneering traumatic brain injury researcher @huwwilliams19: bit.ly/3OtSzjS

Behind the Crime has been shortlisted for 2 awards in the True Crime Awards! Exciting times.

Allow us to re-introduce ourselves 👋 We are the Prison Radio Association - pleased to meet you 🤝 We realise you may know all this already, but for those of you who are new here, over the coming months, we will give you the low down on everything we do, and everything we are.

We’re back! With the second half of episodes of Series 3 - look out for weekly episodes in your podcast feed. In episode 7, Dr Lucy Johnstone & Dr Jo Ramsden join us to talk Power Threat Meaning in forensic settings. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the…

What happens when things don’t go to plan in prisons? Episode 8 of series 3, we talk to Dr Catherine Booth, and Dr Carol Bond about incident management- and the role that forensic psychologists play. 👇 podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the…

Looking for holiday listening? Discover which professions are experienced as most stressful, and whether ‘stress’ is an inevitable outcome of working in prisons, from the brilliant Prof Jo Clarke. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the…

Discover how Dr Cath Booth’s first experience of incident management in prisons was when Dr Carol Bond pushed her through a window! They both join us in episode 8 to talk about how psychologists assist with managing prison incidents. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the…

A great episode to wrap up Series 3 - thanks to Dr Alice Bennett and Rachel Worthington for joining us to discuss how forensic psychologists with ADHD experience their training and careers. The advantages they can bring to the profession and how the profession can adapt.