Notes on Contributors

Henry Adeane is a psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, and visiting lecturer. He works for a variety of organisations, including Sporting Chance in Liphook, UK; Matrix College of Counselling and Psychotherapy in Wymondham, UK; Vita Health Group in Bury St Edmunds, UK; Moka Care in Paris, France; and Compsych in Chicago, US. Henry has a busy, private therapy and supervision practice. He specialises in dual diagnosis, complex cases, forensic psychotherapy, and the ethical treatment of addiction and personality disorder. He has worked in UK prisons for over thirty years.

Jack C. Blake completed his medical training at Keele University in the West Midlands. Prior to his medical training, Jack worked as a social therapist in the Millfields unit from 2014 to 2016 which is an adapted therapeutic community in a medium secure forensic setting set up for the treatment of dangerous and severe personality disorder. Jack completed his foundation training within the North West Midlands training deanery and began a core psychiatry training contract in Greater Manchester in August 2023.

Wayne Bodkin trained with Tavistock Relationships in London, UK, and holds a doctorate in psychotherapy. He has lived and worked in the city of Montpellier in the south of France for the last thirty-two years. He trained in France as a psychoanalytical and a systemic couple and family therapist. Since 2012, he also works with a specialised forensic sexual abuse unit (CRIAVS) of a major public teaching hospital. As an international trainer he has given presentations throughout France and abroad. He is a very active researcher who is interested in female aggressors in the couple and the family. Most of his clinical work is in hospitals, prisons, and in his private practice.

Elinor Bull (BSc, MSc, CPsychol, GMBPsS) is a forensic psychologist with eight years experience working in prisons and secure hospitals in the UK. She is now working at a privately managed Serco prison in the UK, providing assessment