Pint of Science returns to Lincoln 13-15 May! Don't miss our own Laetitia Marechal Dr. Laëtitia Maréchal talking about the Lincoln Swan Project at The Pessimist on Monday 13th May at 'Animal Night'. Tickets here buff.ly/3UkqqyY #pint24

Pint of Science returns to Lincoln 13-15 May! Don't miss the 'Mind Control' event on Monday 13th May at DoughLoco. Psychology's Amanda Roberts and Kyla Pennington will be talking about gambling addiction and stress. Tickets here buff.ly/3WaOnd8 #pint24

New paper!! FCRG member - Dr Phil Willmot - has published a study (with Mary Mcmurran) entitled "Secure patient-therapist attachment following therapy for personality disorder in a forensic mental health setting" in The Journal of Forensic Psychiatry and Psychology tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Today, FCRG member - Dr Phil Willmot - will be giving a talk entitled 'Researching therapeutic boundaries' as part of the Psychology at Lincoln research seminar series!

DFP CPD Invited Symposium on 02.07.24 9 am Millenium Lounge, Principality Stadium, Cardiff. Check out our LinkedIn or Facebook pages to find out more about our first speaker, Dr Phil Willmot. His paper is titled: A Trauma-Informed Approach to Therapeutic Boundaries. @philwillmot

Huge congratulations to FCRG member and Psychology at Lincoln student, Charlotte Petchey, who has won the student entry to the UoL Doctoral School Images of Research competition for her image, raising awareness of Nyxoid. See all the fantastic entries here: bpb-eu-w2.wpmucdn.com/blogs.lincoln.….

FCRG members Rachael Mason and Lauren Smith, along with colleagues @DrHelenNichols and @DrKarenHarrison have a new book out which highlights the well-being and work culture of prison governors link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9…

.@DrLynnPickerell has submitted an article to the Journal of Counselling Psychology, co-authored with her previous MSc thesis student, Sophie Morbey. The title of the article is: "The Cost of Feeling Crisis: How the cost of living crisis has impacted therapeutic interventions”.

Hear from our amazing students as they describe some of their favourite parts about studying here at Lincoln. There's still time for you to apply! 🙌 Find out more: lncn.ac/clearing2024 0808 164 4444 📲

Get ready for Graduation with this useful walkthrough video! 🎓 #UoLGrad

ICYMI - Earlier this year, Dr @MattKingParker (along with Ross Bartels, Dr Tochukwu Onwuegbusi, & Patrick Dickinson 💙) published a multi-study paper examining burglary scripts in community-based samples fcrg.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk/2024/02/02/mat…

ICYMI - Dr Dr Tochukwu Onwuegbusi and Prof Todd Hogue (Todd Hogue ) published a paper examining the construct validity of the Attitudes Towards Sex Offenders Scale (ATS) fcrg.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk/2024/05/25/toc…

ICYMI - Dr Lauren Smith and Rachael Mason from the FCRG (with @DrKarenHarrison & Helen Nichols) recently published a book entitled "Work, Culture and Wellbeing Among Prison Governors in England and Wales" based on their work! A big congrats! lncn.ac/bookprisgov

.Lauren Smith and Rachael Mason presented the below at the International Corrections and Prisons Association Conference in Singapore: Smith, L. & Mason, R. (2024). Meeting the needs of autistic adults and adults with learning disabilities in prisons in the Midlands (UK). 1/2

Lauren Smith Rachael Mason Harrison, K., Mason, R. & Smith, L. (2024). Aging in the prison service: Experiences of prison governors in England and Wales. 2/2 ICPA #ICPA2024 #EnablingDesistance

.Lauren Smith and Rachael Mason, along with Karen Harrison and Chloe Wilson (both from the Law School), launched their report into the diversity and inclusion experiences of prison governors at the annual Prison Governor’s Association (PGA) Conference on 7th October.

Great talk at our monthly meeting today by @MattKingParker on using VR in research, with demos. If you’re interested in using VR in research or just finding out more, get in touch with Matt!

.Lauren Smith has been recruited as a Trustee to the Triangle Trust 1949 which provides grants to voluntary sector organisations supporting people in contact with or at risk of contact with the justice system. buff.ly/3VfXXsl

.Lauren Smith, Todd Hogue, and Dr Anthony Ellis (PI; School of Social and Political Sciences) are continuing to work with Lincolnshire Police, providing further consultancy work alongside their analysts to further their understanding of knife crime among young people in Lincolnshire.

.Lauren Smith along with Rachael Mason (School of Health & Care Sciences) and Karen Harrison (@UniLincolnLaw) have been awarded a grant by PGA – Scotland Branch to do some further research and consultancy into the wellbeing and culture experiences of prison managers.