Translating Research into Practice

Crossing Borders: Broaching Detection of Feigned Mental Illness in a French Sample

Understanding the unique factors that lead individuals to commit crime, with or without the influence of a severe mental disorder, is essential in

Beyond Callous-Unemotional Traits: Demystifying Psychopathic Personality Through Conceptual Analysis

Understanding the difference between forensic and clinical psychology evaluations requires you first

In the Grey and Often Overlooked Areas: Mild to Borderline Intellectual Disability in Adult Repeat Offenders

Ignorance is Not Always Bliss: The Use of Structured Risk Assessment Instruments and Concern About Bias in Evaluations of Risk

We Are (Still) Family: A Thematic Analysis of the Positive Impact of Familial Support in Forensic Populations

Into the Thick of It: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Psychosis (CBT-p) as an Adjunct for Competency Restoration Treatment

The Space Between: Discrepancies Between Ideal and Actual Practice in Mental Status Evaluations

In the Grey Areas: Violence Across the Spectrum of Adolescence

In a sample of Singaporean youth who have engaged in acts of

Not Just a Buzzword: Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Aggression and Criminality

A sample of male and female forensic psychiatric inpatients reported significant exposure

A Reverse Flynn Effect: Trends in Six Decades of Neuropsychological Data in a UK High Security Population

In a sample of adult patients admitted to a High Secure Psychiatric

“But That’s Just Twitter, Right?” Skepticism About the Use of Social Media Data in Forensic Evaluations

In an experimental study, laypersons and forensic experts expressed skepticism toward social

Connectedness: The Core of Human Experience and Essential Component to Mental Health Recovery

Connectedness is an essential part of the reintegration and mental health recovery