
Sophie
Oakes-Rogers
Course studied: Thesis research
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Thesis: Understanding the differences between self-harm and suicide in women with complex mental health needs.
Having completed her Bsc Psychology and MSc Forensic Psychology, Sophie is currently undertaking a PhD. She is interested in understanding the differences between self-harm and suicide in women with complex mental health needs, specifically those detained in prison and/or secure hospitals.
Her current research project will use Participatory Action Research to help guide meaningful change in relation to current self-harm and suicide risk assessment tools used in prisons and/or secure hospitals.
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Publications
Rethinking pathways to completed suicide in female offenders (2015)
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Abby Moralee
Psychology in Clinical PracticeUnited Kingdom
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Adam Asmal
Psychological Research MethodsUnited Kingdom
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Adebola Oredipe
Public HealthNigeria
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