This is a blog post which I wrote for Respect – the national umbrella organisation in the UK for perpetrator perpetrations in the voluntary sector. It is summary of my research report with Professor Kate Fitz-Gibbon on neurodiversity and perpetrator programmes. You can access the full blog here. We know that perpetrator programmes can increase
This weekend I was inspired (or should I say felt compelled) to respond to a #HiddenHeroesDay post which was shared (and ironically I missed) on 28th September 2021. Hidden Heroes Day celebrates the work of prison and probation practitioners. Their work usually takes place away from public view. Hidden Heroes Day recognises their “tireless” efforts which often go
In this (belated) post which I wrote for the Violence and Mental Health Network (VAMHN) I reflect on attending the Autism and Mental Health Conference hosted by the National Autistic Society and how this has shaped my understanding and future research plans on neurodivergent male perpetrators of domestic abuse. I would also like to thank
So, after a three years, and part of a nine year journey, the PhD is complete! I submitted my thesis on the 24th of September 2020 and passed my viva on 11th of December with no corrections. You will see below that this was a proud moment! So what’s next? The thesis will be available
