Andrew Carroll

CURRICULUM VITAE : ANDREW CARROLL Current Positions:

• Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist, Victorian Institute of Forensic Mental Health (Forensicare): visiting psychiatrist to Hopkins Correctional Centre, Ararat; forensic assessor for Office of Public Prosecutions (Victoria)

• Independent Medical Examiner : TAC/Workcover • Regular assessor for ‘Court Support Services’, and ‘Drug Court’ at Magistrates’

Court, Melbourne • Associate Professor (Adjunct), Centre for Forensic Behavioural Science, Swinburne

University of Technology • Senior Fellow (Honorary), Melbourne University • Director, ‘Our Curious Minds’ (mental health training company) • Chair of Victorian branch of the RANZCP Faculty of Forensic Psychiatry • Member and immediate past Chair of binational RANZCP Subcommittee for

Advanced Training in Forensic Psychiatry • Regular peer reviewer for various academic journals including: Australasian

Psychiatry; Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry; International Journal of Law and Mental Health; International Journal of Nursing Studies; Advances in Psychiatric Treatment; Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health; Medicine, Science and Law; British Journal of Psychiatry (Open)

Areas of expertise:

• Criminal medicolegal reports and expert evidence including sentencing, mental impairment and fitness to stand trial evaluations

• Civil medicolegal assessments including psychiatric injury, impairment assessments and negligence

Qualifications:

• BA (Hons.) University of Cambridge • MA University of Cambridge • BM BCh University of Oxford • FRCPsych (UK) • M Med Sci University of Leeds • FRANZCP • Accredited Member of RANZCP Faculty of Forensic Psychiatry

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EDUCATION Postgraduate:

• 1999: Fellowship of Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists

• 1993-1997: Master of Medical Science (Clinical Psychiatry) degree, University of Leeds

• 1997: Membership of Royal College of Psychiatrists (U.K.); granted Fellowship

status in 2016

• 1993: Awarded Master of Arts degree, University of Cambridge

• 1989 - 1992: School of Clinical Medicine, University of Oxford

o Awarded Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery Degrees Undergraduate:

• 1986 - 1989: Downing College, University of Cambridge:

o Year 1: Medical Sciences Part I Degree class : First o Year 2: Medical Sciences Part II Degree class : First o Year 3: Psychology Part II Degree class : Upper Second o Awarded Bachelor of Arts (Hons.) (later converted to Master of Arts)

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PUBLICATIONS Book chapters “The problem of workplace violence: A focus on the mental health sector” Daffern, M., Maguire, T., Carroll, A. & McKenna, B. Book chapter in ‘Violence in Australia: Policy, Practice and Solutions’, Day, A. & Fernandez, E. Federation Press, 2015 “Implementing the risk paradigm: evidence and values” Carroll, A. Book chapter in ‘Working within the Forensic Paradigm: Cross-discipline approaches for policy and practice’, Sheehan, R & Ogloff, J.R.P. Routledge, 2014 “Structured Professional Judgment Risk Assessment” Carroll, A. Book section in ‘A Companion to Criminal Justice, Mental Health and Risk’, Taylor, P., Corteen, K. & Morley, S. The Policy Press, University of Bristol, 278-280, 2014 “Actuarial Risk Assessment” Carroll, A. Book section in ‘A Companion to Criminal Justice, Mental Health and Risk’, Taylor, P., Corteen, K. & Morley, S. The Policy Press, University of Bristol, 3-4, 2014 “ ‘Are you looking at me?’: assessing and managing patients with a paranoid personality disorder” Carroll, A. Book chapter in ‘Clinical Topics in Personality Disorder’, by Sarkar, J. & Adshead, A. RCPsych Publications: 53- 69, 2012 Papers “Sentencing Offenders with Personality Disorders: A Critical Analysis of DPP v O’Neill” Walvisch, J. & Carroll, A. Melbourne University Law Review, 41(1): 417-444, 2017. “Making defensible decisions in the era of recovery and rights” Carroll, A. & McSherry, B. Australasian Psychiatry, 2015 DOI: 10.1177/1039856215614987 “Risk assessment in public mental health” (letter) Carroll, A. Australasian Psychiatry, 22: 307-308, 2014 “Managing aggression and violence: The clinician’s role in contemporary mental health care”

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Allnutt, S.H., Ogloff , J.R.P., Adams, J., O’Driscoll, C., Daffern, M., Carroll, A. & Chaplow, D. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry: 8:728 – 736, 2013. “Good (or bad) vibrations: clinical intuition in violence risk assessment” Carroll, A. Advances in Psychiatric Treatment, 18: 447-456, 2012 “Understanding and safely managing paranoid personality disorder” Carroll, A. & McInerney, C. Online CPD Module for Royal College of Psychiatrists and Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists (Live from 4 May 2012 at: http://ranzcp.psychiatrycpd.co.uk/default.aspx?page=15781) “Facial affect recognition deficits: A potential contributor to aggression in psychotic illness” Malone, A., Carroll, A. and Murphy, B.P. Aggression and Violent Behavior, 17, (1): 27-35, 2012 “Risk assessment and resource allocation” (letter) Green, R., Carroll, A. and Brett, A. Australasian Psychiatry, 19, (5): 448-449, 2011 “Monitoring in clozapine rechallenge after myocarditis” (letter) Hassan, I., Brennan, A., Carroll, A. and Dolan, M. Australasian Psychiatry, 19 (4): 370-371, 2011 “Structured risk assessment in community forensic health practice” Green, B., Carroll, A. & Brett, A. Australasian Psychiatry, 18 (6): 538-541, 2010 “Characteristics of perpetrators of serious violence on the roads” Carroll, A., Davidson, A. & Ogloff, J. Psychiatry, Psychology & Law, 17(4): 582–593, 2010 “Community outcomes of mentally disordered homicide offenders in Victoria” Ong, K., Carroll, A., Reid, S. & Deacon, A. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 43(8): 775-80, 2009 “How to make good-enough risk decisions” Carroll, A. Advances in Psychiatric Treatment, 15: 192-198, 2009 “Are you looking at me ? Understanding and safely managing Paranoid Personality Disorder” Carroll, A. Advances in Psychiatric Treatment, 15: 40-48, 2009 “Forensic Mental Health Orders: Orders without Borders”. Carroll, A., Scott, R., Green, R., Dalton, T., Brett, A. & McVie, N. Australasian Psychiatry, 17(1): 34-37, 2009

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“Risk assessment and management in practice: the Forensicare Risk Assessment and Management Exercise” Carroll, A. Australasian Psychiatry, 16 (6): 412 -417, 2008 “Drug-associated psychoses and criminal responsibility”. Carroll, A., McSherry, B., Wood, D. & Yannoulidis, S. Behavioral Sciences & the Law 26: 633-653, 2008 “The evolution of mental disorder as a legal category in England and Wales”. Forrester, A. , Ozdural, S., Muthukumaraswamy, A. & Carroll, A. Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology, 19(4): 543 – 560, 2008 “The Community outcomes of forensic patients after prolonged hospitalization”. A. Carroll Proceedings of the 5th European Congress on Violence in Clinical Psychiatry: 44-45, 2007 Kavanah, Dwingeloo & Oud Consultancy, Amsterdam “Treatment and security outside the wall: diverse approaches to common challenges in community forensic mental health” A. Brett, A. Carroll, R. Green, P. Mals, S. Beswick, M. Rodriguez, D. Dunlop & C. Gagliardi International Journal of Forensic Mental Health, 6(1): 87-99, 2007 “Are violence risk assessment tools clinically useful?” (Review) A. Carroll Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 41(4) : 301 – 307, 2007 “An investigation into serious violence associated with motor vehicle use : Is 'road rage' a valid or useful construct?” A. Carroll, A. Davidson and J. Ogloff Report for Criminology Research Council (Grant 18/04-05) October 2006 http://www.aic.gov.au/crc/reports/200405-18.html “The American Psychiatric Publishing Textbook of Forensic Psychiatry” (Book review) A. Carroll Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology 17(2): 354 – 355, 2006 “Depressive Rage and Criminal Responsibility” A. Carroll & A. Forrester Psychiatry, Psychology & Law 12(1):36-43, 2005 “Schizophrenia, genes and violence” (letter) A. Carroll Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 38(10):850, 2004 “Clinical Hopes and Public Fears in Forensic Psychiatry” A. Carroll, M. Lyall & A. Forrester Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology 15 (3):407-425, 2004 “Respect” (book review)

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A. Carroll Journal of Forensic Psychiatry & Psychology “Insight and Hopelessness in Forensic Patients with Schizophrenia” A. Carroll, C. Pantelis & C. Harvey Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry 38(3):169-73, 2004 “Early intervention in psychotic disorders” (book review) A. Carroll Psychiatric Services 53(3):352, 2002 “Treatment of people with a borderline personality disorder: guidelines for service providers in the Northern Area Mental Health Service” A. Carroll, H. Chandler, R. Duff et al Northern Area Mental Health Service, 2001

“Service innovations: an Australian approach to community care-the Northern Crisis Assessment and Treatment Team” A. Carroll, J. Pickworth & D. Protheroe Psychiatric Bulletin 25:439-441, 2001 “Twenty four hour crisis assessment and treatment teams: too radical for the UK ?” D. Protheroe & A. Carroll Psychiatric Bulletin 25:416-417, 2001 “A randomised controlled trial of a brief interventional package for schizophrenic outpatients” D. G. Cunningham-Owens, A. Carroll, S. Fattah, Z. Clyde, I. Coffey & E. C. Johnstone Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica 103: 362-369, 2001 “Experience of Community Treatment Orders” (letter) D. Protheroe & A. Carroll Psychiatric Bulletin 24 (4):153, 2000 “Antipsychotic agents, side effects and compliance-a complex issue” D. G. Cunningham-Owens, A. Carroll, S. Fattah & E. C. Johnstone Schizophrenia Research 36 (1-3):357, 1999 “Correlates of insight and insight change in schizophrenia” A. Carroll, S. Fattah, Z. Clyde, I. Coffey, D. G. Cunningham-Owens & E. C. Johnstone Schizophrenia Research 35:247-253, 1999 “Perceived needs in chronic schizophrenia” A. Carroll & A. M. Mortimer International Journal of Psychiatry in Clinical Practice 2(2):139-141, 1998 “The effect of an educational intervention on insight and suicidal ideation in schizophrenia” A. Carroll, Z. Clyde, S. Fattah, I. Coffey, E. C. Johnstone & D. G. Cunningham-Owens Schizophrenia Research 29:28-29, 1998

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“Re: Unilateral auditory hallucinations” (letter) A.Carroll Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine 15(3):111, 1998 “Perceived needs in patients with chronic schizophrenia : their relationship to insight and to negative symptoms” A. Carroll & A. M. Mortimer Schizophrenia Research 29:191, 1998 “Unilateral auditory hallucinations in association with ear infection” A. Carroll & D. Milnes Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine 15(1):31-32, 1998

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AWARDS AND PRIZES • 2009: Winner of Research Prize awarded by UK Faculty of Forensic Psychiatry for best

poster presentation at annual conference • 2006: Winner of Award from Monash University for ‘Outstanding Contribution to

Teaching’ • 1998: Winner of Max Hamilton Prize at University of Leeds for best Masters

dissertation • 1991: Winner of Medical School Prize in Psychiatry, University of Oxford • 1989-92: Winner of Graduate Scholarships from Green College, University of Oxford • 1987-89: Winner of Whitby Scholarships from Downing College, University of

Cambridge

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PAST ROLES May 2009-February 2015:

Consultant Psychiatrist, Canning Unit, Thomas Embling Hospital • Leader of multidisciplinary rehabilitation program for complex long-stay mentally

disordered offenders • Redeveloped care pathways in rehabilitation unit • Provided cross-cover on acute units in Hospital and Prison services • Produced Court reports for Office of Public Prosecutions

January 2008-April 2012:

Director of Victorian Advanced Training Program in Forensic Psychiatry • Restructured the Forensicare in-house seminar series for psychiatry trainees • Inaugurated the ‘Forensicare Psychiatry Training Handbook’ • Successfully applied for renewal of accreditation of the program by the RANZCP for

both generalist and forensic subspecialty training November 2010-March 2011:

Assistant Clinical Director (Inpatient and Prison Operations), Forensicare • Clinical leadership of Forensicare Inpatient and Prison Programs • Responsible for quality assurance of clinical service, and medical staffing issues

November 2005-April 2009:

Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist (Community Operations), Forensicare • Clinical leadership of Forensicare Community Forensic Mental Health service Mental

Health Program • Treatment responsibility for high-risk forensic inpatients in the community • Produced consultation/liaison reports addressing forensic issues for general mental

health services • Produced Court reports for Office of Public Prosecutions, Supreme, County and

Magistrates’ Courts at Forensicare • Provided expert evidence in County and Supreme Court, especially in connection with

Crimes (Mental Impairment and Unfitness to be Tried) Act 1997 •

June 2006-January 2007: Visiting psychiatrist to Metropolitan Remand Centre

April 2007-October 2007:

• Secondment as sessional Consultant Psychiatrist at Austin Health, • Provided consultation to Secure Psychiatric Unit and was part of development team

for a proposed new forensic hospital August 2001-November 2005:

Assistant Clinical Director (Community Operations), Forensicare • Clinical leadership of VIFMH Community Programs • Responsible for quality assurance of clinical service, and medical staffing issues • Developed guidelines, together with Mental Health Branch, for community

supervision of all patients with mental illness subject to a Non-Custodial Supervision Order under the Crimes (Mental Impairment and Unfitness to be Tried) Act 1997

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• Direct clinical supervision of the Forensicare ‘Problem Behaviours Program’ • Produced Court reports for Office of Public Prosecutions, Supreme, County and

Magistrates’ Courts • Member of Forensicare Executive and Forensicare Clinical Planning & Advisory

Group • Provided expert evidence in County and Supreme Court in connection with Crimes

(Mental Impairment and Unfitness to be Tried) Act 1997 • Consultant advice for Magistrates’ Court Mental Health Liaison Officers

January 2002-June 2004:

MSOAP Visiting Psychiatrist • Two days per month working in North West Tasmania under the Commonwealth

Medical Specialist Outreach Assistance Program in forensic psychiatry, providing direct clinical services and liaising with local mental health, general practice and community corrections services

2002-2003:

Visiting consultant psychiatrist to Dame Phyllis Frost Centre (Womens’ Prison) October 2000-July 2001:

Consultant Forensic and General Adult Psychiatrist • 6 sessions per week: Mental Health Program, Forensicare Community Forensic

Mental Health Services, Brunswick • 4 sessions per week: acute inpatient unit at The Northern Hospital, Epping

August 1999-September 2000:

Consultant General Adult Psychiatrist, Northern Area Mental Health Service • 5 sessions per week: acute inpatient unit at The Northern Hospital, Epping • 4 sessions per week: Northern Area Mental Health Service, Crisis Assessment and

Treatment Team • 1 session per week: research and quality assurance work

August 1998 – July 1999:

Consultant Forensic and General Adult Psychiatrist • 5 sessions per week: rehabilitation unit at Forensicare, Mont Park Hospital • 1 session per week: court report work at Forensicare Community Services • 2 sessions per week: Northern Area Mental Health Service, Crisis Assessment and

Treatment Team • 2 sessions per week: research work at Mental Health Research Institute, Parkville July 1997 - July 1998:

Clinical Research Fellow Department of Psychiatry, University of Edinburgh, U.K.

• Principal researcher for final year of a three year project (funded by the Medical Research Council of Great Britain): a randomised controlled trial of a management package designed to enhance compliance with medication in schizophrenia, with a sample size of 115 subjects. Involved assessment of subjects, data analysis, writing up final reports and dissemination of results by publications and conference presentations.

• Supervised by Professor Eve Johnstone

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August 1993 - July 1997:

Trainee Psychiatrist on the North Yorkshire Rotational Training Scheme • Completed placements in the following subspecialties: General Adult; Psychogeriatrics;

Intellectual Disability; Forensic; Rehabilitation; and Child/Adolescent psychiatry. • Academic training was provided by a four-year long Masters degree course based at

Leeds University, of one day per week for 30 weeks per year in duration. This led to the award of a M Med Sci degree on completion of an individual research project and a dissertation.

February 1993 - July 1993: Pre-registration House Officer in Neurosurgery, The Hope Hospital, Manchester, U.K. August 1992 - January 1993: Pre-registration House Officer in General Medicine, Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, U.K.

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TEACHING 2014-ongoing: Guest lecturer on topic of ‘Sentencing and Mental Disorder’ for postgraduate

course ‘Psychiatry, Psychology and the Law’ (Monash University) 2014-ongoing: Guest lecturer in Victorian Certificate of Advanced Training in Forensic

Psychiatry Program (Forensicare) 2016-ongoing: Guest lecturer in Forensic Psychiatry Selective of Masters of Psychiatry

program (Melbourne University) 2015-ongoing: Guest lecturer in Doctoral Psychology (Forensic) program (Swinburne

University of Technology) September 2017: Guest lecturer on topic of ‘The Insanity Defence’ for undergraduate law

course (RMIT) May 2017: Convenor of ‘Causal Links in Forensic Psychiatry’, 3rd Annual One-Day

Conference of Victorian RANZCP Faculty of Forensic Psychiatry 2014-2015: Contributor to development of teaching materials for Masters of Forensic

Behavioural Science program (Swinburne University of Technology) 2006-2015: Coordinator of Forensic Psychiatry Selective of Masters of Psychiatry program

(Melbourne University) 2007-2014: Unit Coordinator of Masters of Mental Health Science (Forensic Behavioural

Science stream) at Monash University; including coordination of two units within the Program

2006: Jointly developed and coordinated Certificate in Forensic Behavioural Science at

Monash University 2005: Unit coordinator of two units of the Postgraduate Training Program at Victorian

Institute of Forensic Medicine 2003-04: various seminars held with mental health and correctional staff, and with general

practitioners, in Tasmania 2004: Guest lecturer on ‘Elements of Forensic Medicine’ component of ‘Psychiatry,

Psychology and Law’ course at Law Faculty, Monash University 2004-07: Lecturer and joint coordinator in Forensic Psychiatry selective of MPM Course

(Monash and Melbourne University) 2003: Lecturer in Forensic Psychiatry selective of MPM Course (Monash and Melbourne

University) 2002-07: Guest lecturer on Bachelor of Social Work course at Monash University

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2002: developed and delivered a full-day workshop on forensic rehabilitation to staff of mental health and correctional services in Northern Territory

1998-2001: Employed by Melbourne University to teach medical students on clinical

attachment with Northern Hospital, Epping 1997-1998: Teaching and examination of medical students at Department of Psychiatry,

University of Edinburgh 1995–1997: Supervised and implemented teaching of medical students on their psychiatric

attachments in York and Harrogate (U.K.)

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PRESENTATIONS November 2017: “A Psychiatrist’s perspective on the New Practice Note”

• Invited lecture to Law Institute of Victoria and Victoria Legal Aid, Melbourne September 2017: “Pragmatics of Fitness to Stand Trial”

• Invited lecture to APS College of Neuropsychologists, Melbourne September 2017: “Community Treatment Orders” at St. Vincent’s Mental Health Service

• Invited lecture at St. Vincent’s Mental Health Service, Melbourne August 2017: “A Psychiatrist’s perspective on the New Practice Note”

• Invited lecture to Criminal Bar, Melbourne June 2017: “The Clash: Recovery and Risk Management workshop” (jointly with B. Bridges, ‘Our Curious Minds’)

• Melbourne May 2017: “Recovery and Risk ”

• Invited lecture to Magistrates, Melbourne Magistrates’ Court March 2017: “Let’s Get Real: risk assessment workshop” (jointly with B. Bridges, ‘Our Curious Minds’)

• Federation University, Ballarat March 2017: “Pragmatics of Fitness to Stand Trial”

• Invited lecture at ANZAPPL (ACT) Meeting, Canberra October 2016: “Recovery and Risk: a clash of values?”

• Invited lecture at National Forensic Mental Health Conference, Sydney November 2015: “Sentencing the personality disordered offender: the road to Erewhon?”

• Paper at RANZCP Forensic Faculty Conference, Canberra November 2015: “Hunter & New England Local Health District v McKenna : foreseeability versus predictability - Learning the Right Lessons”

• Paper at RANZCP Forensic Faculty Conference, Canberra August 2015 : “The recovery approach to forensic rehabilitation”

• Invited lecture at National Forensic Nursing Forum, Melbourne July 2015 : “Is Recovery-oriented care medicolegally defensible ?”

• Invited lecture to Melbourne University Department of Psychiatry Colloquium July 2015 : “Sentencing the personality disordered offender: the road to Erewhon?”

• Invited lecture to Victorian Medicolegal Psychiatry Group, Melbourne June 2015: “Risk and Recovery”

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• Workshop delivered to Forensic Clinical Specialists (in conjunction with Brett Bridges), Melbourne

September 2014: “Risk and Recovery”

• Privately delivered workshop to Disability and Mental Health sector (in conjunction with Brett Bridges)

July 2013: “Developing the competency- based forensic psychiatrist”

• RANZCP Forensic Psychiatry Faculty Annual Congress, Darwin November 2011: “Does impaired reading of social cues put males with psychotic illness at risk of aggression ?”

• ANZAPPL/ RANZCP Forensic Psychiatry Faculty Annual Congress, Wellington, New Zealand

September 2011: “Missing the warning signs ? ” (oral presentation) • ‘Working within the Forensic Paradigm’ International Conference, Monash

University Prato Centre, Tuscany, Italy December 2010: “The role of Clinical Intuition in Risk Assessment” (lecture) • The Melbourne Clinic monthly guest lecture August 2010: “Clinical Intuition in Risk Assessment: a suitable case for rehabilitation?” (Keynote lecture) • ANZAPPL 30th Annual Congress, Surfers Paradise, Queensland November 2009: “An investigation into the relationship between judgment skills and aggression in schizophrenia” (oral presentation) • RANZCP Section of Forensic Psychiatry Annual Conference, Melbourne November 2009: “Models of Violence in Mental Disorder” • Invited lecture at Melbourne University Department of Psychiatry Colloquium August 2009: Coordinator and presenter at “Forensic Issues for the FRANZCP” workshop • Centre for Forensic Behavioural Science, Melbourne July 2009: “A DIY Guide to Violence Risk Assessment” (lecture) • Austin Mental Health Grand Round, Melbourne June 2009: Lectures for MPM Forensic Selective, Melbourne/Monash University: “Making Good Enough Risk Decisions”, “Mental disorder and Offending” and “How to Write an Essay” • Centre for Forensic Behavioural Science, Melbourne May 2009: “A DIY Guide to Violence Risk Assessment” and “Making Good Enough Risk Decisions” (lectures) • The Australian College of Mental Health Nurses Tasmanian Branch

Conference “Lost in a Mindfield”, Hobart.

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February 2009: “Predicting community outcomes of mentally disordered homicide offenders” (poster presentation). • Royal College of Psychiatrists’ Faculty of Forensic Psychiatry Annual

Meeting, Barcelona • Winner of Research Prize awarded by Faculty of Forensic Psychiatry May 2007: “The community outcomes of mentally disordered homicide offenders” (oral presentation). • RANZCP Annual Congress, Melbourne October 2007: “The community outcomes of forensic patients after prolonged hospitalization” (oral presentation). • 5th European Congress on Violence in Clinical Psychiatry, Amsterdam,

Netherlands November 2006: “The myth of road rage” (oral presentation) • ANZAPPL 26th Annual Congress, Lorne, Victoria October 2006: “The F.R.A.M.E.: optimising the use of structured risk assessment tools” (oral presentation) • RANZCP Section of Forensic Psychiatry Annual Conference, Sydney October 2006: “The Australian Community Forensic Mental Health Services Network” (oral presentation) • RANZCP Section of Forensic Psychiatry Annual Conference, Sydney October 2005: “Mental Disorder and Violence” (public lecture) • Monash University, Clayton Campus July 2005: “Insanity Down Under” (lecture) • North West Forensic Academic Network, Preston, U.K. July 2005: “The Problem Behaviour Program” (lecture) • North Yorkshire Psychiatric Trainees Forum, York, U.K. July 2005: “Depressive Rage and Criminal Responsibility” (oral presentation) • 29th International Congress on Law and Mental Health, Paris July 2005: “Putting Risk in a Clinical Context” (oral presentation) • 29th International Congress on Law and Mental Health, Paris June 2005: “Mental Illness and the Courts” (lecture) • ‘Mental Illness and the Justice System’ (Victoria Legal Aid seminar),

Frankston November 2004: “Affective Disorders and Criminal Responsibility” (oral presentation) • RANZCP Section of Forensic Psychiatry Annual Conference, Fremantle August 2004: “Psychiatry and Issues of Criminal Responsibility” (lecture)

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• Invited lecture to Melbourne University Department of Psychiatry Colloquium July 2004 : "Preventing Tragedy” (oral presentation) • ANZAPPL 24th Annual Congress, Port Douglas, Queensland Nov 2003 "The Uncertainty Principle in the Management of Forensic Patients” (oral presentation) • RANZCP Section of Forensic Psychiatry Annual Conference, Geelong Oct 2003: "Clinical Hopes and Public Fears in Forensic Mental Health" (oral presentation) • International Congress on Law and Mental Health, Sydney April 2003: “Mental Disorder and Offending” and “Practical Risk Management” (lectures) • Workshop for Tasmanian Mental Health and Correctional staff, Hobart May 2002: “The ‘mentally ill killer’ in the community: experience in Victoria” (lecture) • Melbourne University Department of Psychiatry March 2002: “Dilemmas and challenges in the community management of patients on supervision orders” (oral presentation) • International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services 2nd Annual Meeting,

Munich, Germany November 2001: “Dilemmas and challenges in the community management of patients on supervision orders” (oral presentation) • ANZAPPL 21st Annual Congress, Melbourne, Victoria September 2001: “Insight and hope in forensic patients with schizophrenia” (oral presentation) • RANZCP: Section of Forensic Psychiatry Annual Conference, Sydney, NSW June 2000: “Inpatient forensic rehabilitation: principles and practice” (oral presentation) • RANZCP: Section of Forensic Psychiatry Annual Conference, Townsville, Queensland June 1998: “Treatment attitudes, antipsychotic side effects and mood in schizophrenia” (oral presentation) • National meeting of Royal College of Psychiatrists, Belfast, U.K. April 1998: “Compliance with medication in schizophrenia” (lecture) • Meeting of North Yorkshire Psychiatric Training Scheme, York, U.K. April 1998 “Perceived needs in chronic schizophrenia” (oral presentation) • Northern Regional meeting of Royal College of Psychiatrists, Wakefield, U.K. February 1998: “Perceived needs in chronic schizophrenia: their relationship to insight and to negative symptoms” (poster) • “Ninth Biennial Winter Workshop on Schizophrenia”, Davos, Switzerland

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February 1998: “The effect of an educational intervention on insight and suicidal ideation in schizophrenia” (poster) • “Ninth Biennial Winter Workshop on Schizophrenia”, Davos, Switzerland

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RESEARCH SUPERVISION

2014: associate supervision of: ‘Risk factors for schizophrenia in First Episode Psychosis’: thesis for Bachelor of Medical Science Honours degree, Monash University

2007-2012: associate supervision of: ‘Deconstructing indiscriminate violence: A mixed

methods study in nightclub security’: thesis submitted for PhD at School of Primary Health Care, Monash University

2008-2011: ‘Violence and Facial Affect Recognition Deficits in First-Episode Psychosis’ :

supervised thesis successfully presented for Doctor of Psychology (DPsych) degree, Monash University

2009-10: ‘Empathy as a determinant of social functioning in schizophrenia’ : thesis for

Advanced Medical Science Honours degree, Melbourne University 2008-09: ‘Interpersonal style and violence in mentally disordered offenders’ : thesis for

Bachelor of Medical Science Honours degree, Monash University 2008-09: ‘An investigation into the relationship between judgment skills and risk of harm in

mental illness’: thesis for Advanced Medical Science Honours degree, Melbourne University

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FURTHER PROFESSIONAL TRAINING June 2017: Behavioural Economics and Smart Decision-Making

• Two-day workshop in Melbourne with Professor Morris Altman November 2015: Violence Risk Assessment

• Half-day workshop at RANZCP Forensic faculty Conference, Canberra November 2015: Civil Forensic Psychiatry

• Half-day workshop at RANZCP Forensic faculty Conference, Canberra March-May 2015: Best Practices in the Evaluation of Competence to Stand Trial

• Online 10 week seminar series delivered by Professor P. Zapf of Concept Professional Training

April/ June/ September 2014 : AMA Psychiatric Impairment (GEPIC) and Neurology Impairment Training

• Three evening workshops, Parkville, Victoria August 2013: Comcare Psychiatric Imapirment Training

• Formal half-day workshop, Sydney August 2013: Risk Assessment training

• Formal one and a half day workshop in ‘The HCR-20 V3’, Melbourne November 2012: Civil Forensic Psychiatry

• Two day training seminar, Melbourne May 2012: ‘What is Clinical Leadership?’ (Open University Course GB080)

• Online assessed training program May 2010: Personality Disorder Assessment training

• One day workshop in ‘CAPP’ Assessment tool in Vancouver, Canada April 2007 and March 2008: Supervisor Training

• 12 hours at Monash University, Clayton February and November 2006: Risk Assessment training

• Formal HCR-20 and START training over 2 days at Forensicare May 2004 : Psychopathy

• Three day workshop and training in PCL-R by Professors James Ogloff and Robert Hare

April 2003: Risk Management

• One day workshop by Spectrum (Statewide Personality Disorder Service) Aug 2002: Risk Assessment training

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• Formal HCR-20 and PCL-R training over 2 days at VIFMH by Professor James Ogloff

November 2001 : Management of Stalkers

• Half day workshop at Monash University conducted by Dr. M. Pathe November 2001 : Risk Management

• One day workshop at Monash University September-December 2000: “Forensic Mental Health Seminars”

• Series of 16 evening seminars on various topics conducted by VIFMH (Forensicare)

February 2000 : “Management of Borderline Personality Disorder”

• Two day workshop conducted by SPECTRUM February 1999: “Substance Abuse and Severe Mental Illness”

• Half day workshop with Professor K. Mueser at University of Melbourne November 1998: “Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Psychosis”

• One day workshop with Professor R. P. Bentall at University of Melbourne April 1998: “Introduction to Teaching Methods”

• Five day course at University of Edinburgh February 1998: “Effective Project Management”

• Three day course at University of Edinburgh 1997 – 1998: Information Technology training

• Four day-long courses conducted by Computing Department of University of Edinburgh

September-October 1997: “Introduction to Data Analysis”

• Series of ten lectures at University of Edinburgh April 1997:“Introduction to Cognitive Analytic Therapy”

• Two day workshop at St Thomas’s Hospital, London 1996 – 1997: Management Training

• Twelve day course conducted by U.K. National Health Service May 1994: Present State Examination (P.S.E.) Training Course

• Four day course at University of Leeds

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MEMBERSHIP OF PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES • International Association of Forensic Mental Health Services • American Academy of Psychiatry and Law • CINP : International College of Neuropsychopharmacology • ANZAPPL: Australian and New Zealand Association of Psychiatry, Psychology and Law