RMA Blog: Learning and Leaf-Peeping in Canada
17 November 2022
Our Development Lead, Rachel Webb, recently travelled to Canada to attend two international conferences.
RMA Blog: Enhancing our understanding of the people subject to the OLR through research
11 October 2022
Geoff, our Head of Development, writes about our new research publication, ‘The Offending Behaviour of Those Sentenced to the Order for Lifelong Restriction’
RMA Blog: Networking and Narcissism – Attending the ISRA World Meeting
22 August 2022
Our Head of OLR, Debbie Campbell, tells us about her trip to Ottowa to attend the ISRA World Meeting 2022
RMA Blog: Exploring the OLR
19 April 2022
Later this year we’re publishing the first in a series of significant OLR Research Reports. Here, our Research Officer Rebecca Wagstaff, talks us through what to expect…
Guest Blog: Monica Lloyd, co-developer of ERG22+
30 November 2021
Monica Lloyd, a chartered and HCPC registered forensic psychologist, and Fellow of the BPS, writes about recent developments in frameworks for assessing the risk of terrorist offending.
RMA Blog: Supporting Victim Safety
20 September 2021
OLR Case Worker Hayley talks to us about her Professional Development Award in Domestic Abuse Advocacy.
RMA Blog: Training in this Brave New Online World
8 July 2021
Our Risk Practice Officer Julie Webber tells us all about the process of taking our Police Practice Course into the virtual realm.
RMA Blog: Meet the New Board Members
20 May 2021
Learn more about new RMA Board Members, Jim Farish and Joe Judge, appointed in March 2021.
RMA Blog: Never Stop Asking ‘Why?’
11 February 2021
Geoff, our Head of Development, writes about the importance and impact of a formulation-based approach to risk assessment and management and why we should never stop asking “why?”
Guest Blog: Dr Ruth Tully, Consultant Forensic Psychologist
18 December 2020
Consultant Forensic Psychologist Dr Ruth Tully explores some of the similarities and differences between popular structured professional judgment (SPJ) risk assessment tools often used in clinical forensic practice to assess violence risk.
Guest Blog: Carole Murphy, CYCJ
9 December 2020
Carole Murphy, Practice Development Advisor at the Children and Young People’s Centre for Justice (CYCJ), talks about best practice in risk assessment for children and young people and the implementation of START:AV in Scotland
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