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Sally Evans

Sally

Lecturer in Forensic Psychology and Mental Health

Email: sally.evans@qmul.ac.uk

Profile

I am a highly experienced Forensic Psychologist Registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), Chartered with the British Psychological Society (BPS) and an Associate Fellow of the BPS. She is a full member of the Division of Forensic Psychology and is a BPS registered supervisor. I am based at the Unit for Psychological Medicine in the Centre of Psychiatry and Mental Health.  

During the 13 years I worked for HM Prison and Probation Service, I worked with a range of populations including adolescent, male, female, and transgender offenders in a variety of regimes including a local Category B, Category C, Open Conditions, a female establishment. I gained experience of accredited Offending Behaviour Programmes (OBPs), was the Therapy Manager on a Democratic Therapeutic Community (DTC) and was the Clinical Lead of a Psychological Informed Planned Environment (PIPE). I also held the position of Senior Registered Psychologist within a Progression Regime, designed for offenders unable to progress to open conditions. I am experienced in using a range of psychological assessment tools and completing formulations, with both adult and adolescent populations. I have been involved in Safeguarding by working as a Negotiator Advisor. 

I am a HCPC Fitness to Practice panel member and a Stage 2 Assessor for the British Psychological Society’s Qualification in Forensic Psychology. I am also currently undertaking a Doctorate in Forensic Psychology exploring the lived experiences of trans and gender diverse prisoners residing in the women’s prison estate.  

Teaching

I currently teach on the Forensic Psychology and Mental Health MSc. 

Research

Publications

Evans, S., Jones, B., Lopresti, S., & McDermott, D. (April 2022). Trans and gender diverse prisoners’ experiences of custody. Research Proposal presented at the Outside/rs Conference 2022 at the University of Brighton, England.  

Evans, S., Jones, B., Lopresti, S., & McDermott, D. (June 2022). Exploring the lived experiences of trans and gender diverse prisoners residing in the women’s prison estate in England and Wales. Poster presented at the Research and Knowledge Exchange Conference at the University of Suffolk, England.  

Charlton, K., & Evans, S. (2023). An essay in conversation: Queer and queering the prison service. Excursion Journal, 13(1), 73-87. 

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