Sandie Taylor has 20 years of experience teaching Forensic, Criminological and Investigative Psychology at both graduate and undergraduate level at the University of West London, Bath Spa University and the University of South Wales.

• 1. Forensic Psychology and the Role of the Forensic Psychologist 2. Theories of Criminal Behaviour that Help Inform Practice 3. Forensic Mental Health and Criminal Behaviour 4. Psychological Assessments and Intervention 5. Psychological Vulnerability 6. Legal Psychology 7. Research Methods and Design 8. Concluding Comments Bibliography Glossary Index

"Overall, I would recommend this book both to someone who has no knowledge of the subject and someone who loves the subject; it is informative yet concise. This would be absolutely perfect for a student studying forensic psychology, like myself, as I have found this a really helpful introduction to the area." - Becky Randles, The Psychologist

Sandie Taylor has 20 years of experience teaching Forensic, Criminological and Investigative Psychology at both graduate and undergraduate level at the University of West London, Bath Spa University and the University of South Wales.

• 1. Forensic Psychology and the Role of the Forensic Psychologist 2. Theories of Criminal Behaviour that Help Inform Practice 3. Forensic Mental Health and Criminal Behaviour 4. Psychological Assessments and Intervention 5. Psychological Vulnerability 6. Legal Psychology 7. Research Methods and Design 8. Concluding Comments Bibliography Glossary Index

"Overall, I would recommend this book both to someone who has no knowledge of the subject and someone who loves the subject; it is informative yet concise. This would be absolutely perfect for a student studying forensic psychology, like myself, as I have found this a really helpful introduction to the area." - Becky Randles, The Psychologist

Sandie Taylor has 20 years of experience teaching Forensic, Criminological and Investigative Psychology at both graduate and undergraduate level at the University of West London, Bath Spa University and the University of South Wales.

• 1. Forensic Psychology and the Role of the Forensic Psychologist 2. Theories of Criminal Behaviour that Help Inform Practice 3. Forensic Mental Health and Criminal Behaviour 4. Psychological Assessments and Intervention 5. Psychological Vulnerability 6. Legal Psychology 7. Research Methods and Design 8. Concluding Comments Bibliography Glossary Index

"Overall, I would recommend this book both to someone who has no knowledge of the subject and someone who loves the subject; it is informative yet concise. This would be absolutely perfect for a student studying forensic psychology, like myself, as I have found this a really helpful introduction to the area." - Becky Randles, The Psychologist