Four years ago I got the job, 2 and a half years on the qualification route, and now to finally not be ‘working towards’ this job for the first time since A Level Psychology
Call for #research volunteers: Are you a primary care practitioner (GPs, Nurses etc), works/worked in female prisons? Can you spare 30 mins for an online interview about your experiences? Contact me or [email protected] 😀 Please repost https://t.co/Lzp2RqD0HX
"It's a mistake to think that people who kill are not human."
Titled Four Questions about Violence, This year’s BBC Radio 4 Reith Lecturer Dr Gwen Adshead addresses the most pertinent questions that she has faced in her work as a forensic psychiatrist.
The lectures were recorded in front of live audiences in London, Dundee, Bergen and HMP Grendon - the first time a Reith lecture has been recorded in a prison.
The Reith Lectures | Listen on BBC Sounds
Watch this it’s fascinating - I asked James Timpson what he’d do about prisons and sentencing if he was in charge. He believes only a third of prisoners in jail should definitely be there. He’s now in charge of prisons (but not sentencing).
Alongside attending the devolved nations conference, today I made my final submission on the two year route to qualification, now to catch up on the sleep and social life I haven’t had and wait for the inevitable resubmission feedback
Really great to hear some compassionate reflections around the experience of transgender women in custody today at @bpsofficialdfp devolved nations conference
submission two is on thursday and whilst i logically know i’ve developed a lot over this 9 months, emotionally i don’t believe it and am relying on my old friend, maybe this time, to get me through
sorry to my neighbours who have to listen to me belt out maybe this time from cabaret every time I get a bit too stressed getting this first QFP submission ready for tomorrow