Miss Siobhan Neave

My background is in forensic psychology.  I have worked as a practitioner and researcher in forensic mental health and prison settings. 

I received a MSc Forensic Psychology from the University of Surrey (2015) and a BSc Psychology from The University of Essex (2009)

My research interests are in self-harm in prisoners, care provision in prison and mental health in forensic populations.  My MSc research was conducted in prison and explored the prevalence rates of PTSD amongst a in-reach caseload.  My PhD research developed a model of care to reduce and protect against self-harm in male prisoners and was conducted in three male establishements. 

I am a graduate member of the British Psychological Society.

I am currently employed as a Forensic Psychologist in Training for HMPPS.  I was previously employed as an Assistant Psychogist for the NHS in a forensic mental health setting and as a group faciliator for the NHS in a prison.