Charlotte Lennox

Biography

Research Fellow in the Division of Psychology and Mental Health, Offender Health Research Network.

Lecturer on the MSc Forensic Psychology & Mental Health, and MSc/PG Diploma Advanced Practice in Forensic Mental Health courses.

Chartered Psychologist - British Psychological Society

In 2001 I graduated from the University of Lincoln with a BSc (Hons) in Criminology and Psychology and in 2004 graduated from Manchester Metropolitan University with an MSc in Forensic Psychology. In 2009 I completed a PhD at the University of Manchester.  The focus of the PhD was violence risk assessment and psychopathy with young people in custody.

I have worked as a researcher at the University of Manchester since 2003 and worked as a Research Assistant and Research Associate on a number of projects, investigating child development, emotion, psychopathy and forensic mental health.  I was promoted to Research Fellow in 2014.  In my current post I am the North West trial manager for Engager, a multi-site randomised controlled trial of the Engager intervention, for men with common mental health problems prior to and after release from prison. 

Qualifications

PhD Psychiatry 2009

MSc Forensic Psychology 2004

BSc Criminology and Psychology 2001