Let's Talk Forensic Psychology

We are Forensic Psychologists who want to share our understanding of why people offend. All the views are our own not employers

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Such exciting news! Thanks to 1 our wonderful editors @emapereira0504 after 3 years on YouTube we have joined #spotify. First episode includes @_DanLawrence talking about his work.Listen to Lets Talk Forensic Psychology on Spotify. Podcast about Forensic Psychology.

[Prison Reform Trust @PRTuk]

Today we launch Prison: the facts — a new interactive guide to prisons in England and Wales.
Explore trends, compare figures and hover over charts to dig deeper, with trusted data on prisons and the people held in them.
https://t.co/P9aEgxewek

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@Blackthingsuk RIP

[British Psychological Society @BPSOfficial]

Wes Streeting has launched an independent review into rising demand for mental health, ADHD and autism services in England.

We're looking for members to share evidence to contribute to the review, here: https://t.co/iDZqdzaj9c

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[Missing People @missingpeople]

"There is no typical family for this." Exploitation can happen to any child.

It's really hard when you think your child isn't safe. Parents and families are best placed to know when something is wrong and to help their children stay safe.

Learn more here: https://t.co/ozrGKa727d

[Missing People @missingpeople]

To mark Lorraine Ridout's birthday this week, we refresh our appeal for any new information on his whereabouts.

Lorraine, aged 57 at the time, went missing from #Cardiff, #SouthWales on 31 January 2016.

We are thinking of her loved ones at this difficult time.

To help #findLorraineRidout, please share this appeal and report any sightings to us.

https://t.co/OJIaFQqm2F

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Thanks Dr Michelle Gaston

[Missing People @missingpeople]

It is Finn Creaney's birthday this week.

Finn, aged 32 at the time, was last seen in #Pitcalnie, #Scotland, on 25 March 2022.

We are thinking of his loved ones at this time.

#findFinnCreaney
https://t.co/79wVkV0xIp

[Missing People @missingpeople]

Today marks the seventh missing anniversary of Mark Keadell.

Mark was 50 when he disappeared from #Poole, #Dorset, on 19 December 2018.

Our thoughts are with his loved ones.

If you think you have seen Mark, please come forward with your sightings.

#findMarkKeadell
https://t.co/qyCj0aPpUb

[Honorary Professor Geri Akerman @GeriAkerman]

#MissingPerson

[ciaranokeeffe @ciaranokeeffe]

For all my new followers, welcome to my weird & wonderful world of spooky research.

Welcome also to The School of Parapsychology @parapsychschool where you can take any number of online courses. Sign-up & use the #Xmas Discount - or buy as a gift!

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[Let's Talk Forensic Psychology @ForensicLets]

@charliersmith1 Well done one day at a time

[Dr Naomi Murphy @NMPsychologist]

Therapists - do you have clients with a history of SRA? Would you recognise those who were?

Today's @LockedUpLiving guest tells me and @wolvercoteman about her coaching programme to help survivors of this kind of experience.

Anneka bravely recounts her harrowing childhood experiences of surviving sex trafficking by an elite network—and how, against all odds, she found hope and healing.
In this powerful conversation, we discuss:
✨ The long-lasting impact of organized abuse & elite power structures
✨ The enablers of systemic violence and the role of denial
✨ Trauma-based mind control and overcoming its legacy
✨ Anneka’s groundbreaking work with human trafficking survivors, her Unconditional Model, and Liberation Prison Yoga
✨ The importance of self-healing and responsibility for all—therapists, survivors, and society alike

Anneka’s journey reminds us all of the necessity to face uncomfortable truths—not just to support survivors, but to create real, systemic change.

If you work in mental health, social justice, or are committed to healing and human rights, Anneka’s insights on breaking cycles of abuse, the courage to speak out, and how to truly support trauma survivors are essential listening.

🎧 Tune in and let’s amplify these crucial conversations. Find us wherever you get your podcasts or via the links in the comments.

Find out more about Anneke’s training in the comments too

#SRA #AnnekaLucas #TraumaAwareness #criminaljustice #Therapists #SocialJustice #LiberationPrisonYoga #MentalHealthMatters

Special thanks to Anneka for sharing her story with unwavering honesty—and to our listeners for being part of this important dialogue. Let’s keep shining light where it’s needed most.

[Let's Talk Forensic Psychology @ForensicLets]

A psychologist could learn a lot watching these episodes and the impact @MusharafAsghar had on the first series and how inspiring he was this time around

[Mushy @MusharafAsghar]

Since the episode aired on Sunday, I’ve been blown away by the love and encouragement. That’s the real England, people standing together, not the racism others try to push. #EducatingYorkshire

[Let's Talk Forensic Psychology @ForensicLets]

Such a harrowing episode

[Dr Naomi Murphy @NMPsychologist]

Therapists - do you have clients with a history of SRA? Would you recognise those who were?

Today's @LockedUpLiving guest tells me and @wolvercoteman about her coaching programme to help survivors of this kind of experience.

Anneka bravely recounts her harrowing childhood experiences of surviving sex trafficking by an elite network—and how, against all odds, she found hope and healing.
In this powerful conversation, we discuss:
✨ The long-lasting impact of organized abuse & elite power structures
✨ The enablers of systemic violence and the role of denial
✨ Trauma-based mind control and overcoming its legacy
✨ Anneka’s groundbreaking work with human trafficking survivors, her Unconditional Model, and Liberation Prison Yoga
✨ The importance of self-healing and responsibility for all—therapists, survivors, and society alike

Anneka’s journey reminds us all of the necessity to face uncomfortable truths—not just to support survivors, but to create real, systemic change.

If you work in mental health, social justice, or are committed to healing and human rights, Anneka’s insights on breaking cycles of abuse, the courage to speak out, and how to truly support trauma survivors are essential listening.

🎧 Tune in and let’s amplify these crucial conversations. Find us wherever you get your podcasts or via the links in the comments.

Find out more about Anneke’s training in the comments too

#SRA #AnnekaLucas #TraumaAwareness #criminaljustice #Therapists #SocialJustice #LiberationPrisonYoga #MentalHealthMatters

Special thanks to Anneka for sharing her story with unwavering honesty—and to our listeners for being part of this important dialogue. Let’s keep shining light where it’s needed most.

[Let's Talk Forensic Psychology @ForensicLets]

@charliersmith1 Well done take it easy

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#MissingChild

[Let's Talk Forensic Psychology @ForensicLets]

@ClarksonsFarm1 What a legend!

[Verity Chester @VerityChester]

I am looking for autistic adults (18+) to take part in research hoping to help support autistic people at risk of becoming involved with the CJS.

✉️If you have any questions please comment below, or email me on [email protected]

[Honorary Professor Geri Akerman @GeriAkerman]

#MissingChild