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Download the full Crime In Mind January 2022 Newsletter here. Covid 19 has completely changed our lives. I’m pleased to say, however, that, despite being unable to meet physically, the executive committee has continued to operate with virtual meetings. Unsatisfactory… Continue reading
High rates of mental health problems among prisoners are recognised worldwide, with prevalence figures for major mental disorders and some related behaviours, such as self-harm and suicide, well researched. There is also some evidence on how mental state may change… Continue reading
Dr. Alexis Theodorou will present his systematic review of literature on multiple homicide followed by suicide. Alexis will be joined by four expert responders: When: 7th December 2021 @ 5pm GMT Where: Zoom Platform Expert Panel: · Professor Adam Lankford, Professor of… Continue reading
Recovery in Forensic Mental Health: Reality and Reach Tuesday 12th October 2021 Recovery is an ongoing process of change through which individuals improve their health and well-being, optimise control of their lives and reach their full potential. Our speakers will… Continue reading
We are now accepting applications for membership to our charity. For any enquires regarding membership, please use our contact page here or email administrator@crimeinmind.co.uk. JOIN CRIME IN MIND CIM Scale of Annual Membership Fees – 2021/22 Individual Members: (A discounted… Continue reading
Date And Time Tuesday, 22 June 2021 16:00 – 18:00 BST About this Event: The high level of mental health problems among prisoners has been widely acknowledged and can present significant challenges for those tasked with making decisions about discretionary… Continue reading
Psychiatrists warn of overrun NHS after record number of children and adults sought help amid pandemic England is “in the grip of a mental health crisis” because of the Covid pandemic, with under-18s suffering the most, psychiatrists are to warn… Continue reading
The population in both prisons and secure mental health services is becoming older. Date And Time Tue, 27 April 2021 16:00 – 18:00 BST About this Event Meeting the needs of older people with mental disorder within systems and settings… Continue reading
England faces a wholesale closure of youth organisations, leaving a generation of vulnerable young people without life-changing support, according to research. Almost two-thirds of youth organisations with incomes under £250,000 say they are at risk of closure, with 31% saying… Continue reading