SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS

Milieu outcome focused literature review 

(2023) This systematic review focused on aggregated quantitative outcome evidence for milieu interventions. Outcomes considered significant were offending and symptom reduction. Social Science Research Network. CLICK HERE

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A community rehabilitation program for addiction

(2023) The theoretical overview of a community addictions programme I revised and delivered in 2019. Private paper - Social Science Research Network. CLICK HERE

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Critical appraisal

(2021) The research process of a doctorate in clinical psychology. Private paper - Social Science Research Network. CLICK HERE

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Some ethics of co-productive relationships

(2020) Private paper - Social Science Research Network. CLICK HERE

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Permission to come alongside: the story of Jorge and Yousef

(2017) Scientific Program 26th Annual Conference International Association for Forensic Psychotherapy. CLICK HERE

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Permission to come alongside: co-productive relationships

(2016)  Clinical Psychology Forum no. 288 December 2016 p3. CLICK HERE​

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Practising co-productive relationships

(2016) Training day outline - Social Science Research Network. CLICK HERE

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Developing a routine method to assess advocacy outcomes: a proposal

(2013) Private Paper - Social Science Research Network. CLICK HERE

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Inherently good? a systematic review of qualitative and quantitative evidence regarding advocacy intervention outcomes

(2013) Scholarly Paper - Social Sciences Research Network (with Dr Michelle O'Shea.) CLICK HERE

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The positive and negative psychological effects of working in oncology

(2013) Scholarly Paper - Social Science Research Network (with Dr Noelle Robertson.) CLICK HERE

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Swimming together : a positive therapeutic milieu at the State Hospital

(2012) Division of Clinical Psychology (DCP) Scotland Newsletter, 6, 11-14. CLICK HERE 

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Institutionally based health care workers' exposure to traumatogenic events: systematic review of PTSD presentation 

(2010) Journal of Traumatic Stress, 23(3) : 417-20 (with Dr Noelle Robertson.) CLICK HERE​