Alyosha.

Honoured to also be presenting my paper 'Social Support Moderates the Relationship Between Childhood Ostracism and Paraphilic Thoughts' at the Global Scientific Guild 11th Forensic Science Conference in July alongside former police commissioner of New York, Anthony Schembri.

A warm thank you to everyone who attended the stalking symposium at #dfp2024 - Let us bridge the gap between autistic and non-autistic communities, support, knowledge and resources.

MSc thesis has been submitted. 5 years and 2 degrees later and I am standing in a place that feels both empty and full at the same time. Next is Forensic Psychologist training and a PhD. I'm in the belly of the beast, with my limits still unknown and my efforts all my own.

2nd conference of July! A pleasure to discuss my latest research on the experiences of Autistic Adults in regard to Social Rules, Instruction and Criminal Law at University of Derby today! Thank you to our hosts for a warm and friendly atmosphere!

It was an honour to present at my third conference this July on an international stage. Thank you to my gracious hosts. Very interesting questions asked about a possible preventative public health approach for individuals experiencing paraphilic thoughts at risk of offending.

I have finally submitted my PhD proposal to my chosen University. This is a huge step for me and one I never dreamed I would get to achieve many years ago, but always dreamt that one day I could. Here is hoping it is received well and I can continue the journey within...

I've been following my dreams, and sometimes the trail has gone cold. Between me and you, I found a secret I never could know. That there is a power in letting go.

Don't overthink it, boy. A perfect day for this. Alone in the woodland reading psychology literature and deep in nature connectedness.

My BSc dissertation investigated public attitudes about individuals with paraphilic thoughts and attitudes. I hope for this work to further the discussion about a public health approach. This piece has been published and can be read in open access here - researchgate.net/publication/38…

Mindful Idol, Strange Disciple. Grateful to have graduated from University of Derby with a Masters of Science (Distinction) in Forensic Psychology. I am so very grateful for my 5 years of study with Derby. I continue my research at Derby as an honorary associate. #derbygrad

I get to witness and report on ordinary people in this extra-ordinary world. It took me 37 years to finally attain my very own ordinary heaven and lay down in the sense of it. An autistic honorary research associate and PhD candidate. That's me, and I am finally home.

Robert Eggers. Thank you. Delightful.

Very grateful to have been invited to speak at the Hampshire Multi-Agency Stalking Partnership conference on 12th February - I look forward to meeting and discussing stalking behaviours with clinical and forensic psychologists, prison teams and criminal justice agences.

Pleased to share my latest published work - Using critical discursive psychology, we analyzed how criminal justice system actors were invoked concerning common psychological issues and implications for parole boards and practice are included: ugp.rug.nl/cadaad/article…

I am pleased to share that this summer I shall begin my program for a Doctorate of Philosophy in Applied Psychology at University of Salford. Now it's time to get back to reading, writing & discovering new knowledge.

It was a real pleasure and honour to speak today at the Klinefelter’s Syndrome UK Annual Conference about my recent (in peer review) review concerning Klinefelter's Syndrome and Criminal Justice (with support from Dr Georgia Harris & Dr Rachael Wheatley). Some excellent questions fielded!

It was a true honour to deliver a talk to HMPPS teams in the Southeast and East of the UK today on the research around stalking behaviours. Some tremendous questions and insights were given by a brilliant audience.

Very grateful to present to you my latest journal publication titled 'Psychological routes towards and away from stalking behaviour: An autistic individual’s reflections' - explore.bps.org.uk/content/bpsfu/… This work was done with important contributions from Dr Rachael Wheatley (thank you)