Caroline Logan is a Consultant Forensic Clinical Psychologist. She has worked as a lead Consultant Forensic Clinical Psychologist in high and medium-secure forensic mental health services in the north of England and as a consultant/contractor with law enforcement agencies in the UK for almost 30 years.
She is also an honorary senior lecturer at the University of Manchester and a scientist at Helse Bergen in Norway.
Dr Logan has ongoing clinical and research interests in personality disorder (including psychopathy), risk, violent extremism, and forensic clinical interviewing, and she has a special interest in gender issues in the range of offending behaviour.
She has published five books and over 80 articles on these subjects, including Violent Extremism: A Handbook of Risk Assessment and Management, a book co-edited with Randy Borum and Paul Gill, published in November 2023, and a second edition of Managing Clinical Risk: A Guide to Effective Practice, co-edited with Lorraine Johnstone, published in December 2023.
She has commenced work on a new book on violent extremism and youth, once again with Professors Randy Borum and Paul Gill, and another on personality and risk.