A virtual webinar - “Conducting Remote Assessments” - was delivered to our team by expert Dr Louise Bowers of The Forensic Psychologist Service.

A virtual CPD event - “Autism, ADHD and Personality Disorder – An Introduction” - was delivered by Emma Woodhouse, Neurodevelopmental Specialist.

PSUK was awarded a new contract to provide psychological risk assessments and risk management plans (RMPs) remotely to all SPS and private prisons across Scotland.

A relaxation session was delivered remotely by a qualified yoga instructor in order to provide support to PSUK associates through the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown.

A virtual CPD event - “Working with Trans Clients” - was delivered by Sally Lopresti of Nottingham Trent University / PSUK.

A virtual CPD event - “Understanding Denial in Individuals with Sexual Convictions” - was delivered by Professor Nick Blagden of Nottingham Trent University.

A virtual meditation session was delivered remotely to our team by Marc Kozlowski, PSUK Associate and former qualified Hypnotherapist.

A CPD event - "Stalking - Issues for Forensic Practice" - was delivered by Caroline Flowers of Nottingham Trent University.

PSUK was awarded a further four-year contract with His Majesty's Prison & Probation Service, delivering psychological assessment services across England and Wales.

PSUK was awarded a new contract to deliver PD Pathway Risk Assessment Services for Norfolk & Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust.

An event focusing on "Practitioner Resilience and Well-Being" was delivered by Maxine Daniels of Creative Forum.

A CPD event - "New Programmes Suite & Separation Centres" - was delivered by Seona Thackeray of PSUK.

A CPD event - "Preventing Child Sexual Abuse" - was delivered by Tom Squire of The Lucy Faithfull Foundation.

A CPD event "Enhancing Awareness of IPV Interventions" was delivered by Andrea Pailing, Forensic Psychologist in Training from Norfolk & Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust.

PSUK was awarded a new four-year contract with HMP Rye Hill, providing supervision to a team of Forensic Psychologists in Training and preparing psychological risk assessments.

PSUK was invited to expand its provision of services across all NOMS prison regions, making us national providers on the NOMS Psychological Assessment Framework.

Following a change in prison regional divisions, PSUK began taking on additional cases for The National Offender Management Service across Yorkshire and Humberside.

A CPD event - "Risk of Harm to Self by Offenders" - was delivered by Dr Karen Slade, Senior Lecturer from Nottingham Trent University.

PSUK increased service delivery to HMP Bronzefield, to include the introduction of a Staff Support initiative, provided by Kerry Manning and Sharon Jones. We also began providing a psychological contribution to the prison’s Enhanced Behaviour Monitoring (EBM) process.

A CPD event - "Group Supervision and Support / A Guide to EBM" - was delivered by Kerry Manning.

PSUK was awarded a new contract with Sodexo Justice Services Ltd, delivering psychological risk assessment services to HMP Bronzefield.

A CPD event - "PD Pathways & PIPES Workshop" - was delivered by Karine Greenacre, NHS PIPEs Clinical Lead, HMP Wayland.

A CPD event - "Report Recommendations Workshop" - was delivered by Kerry Manning and Sally Lopresti of PSUK.

A CPD event - "Oral Hearing Workshop" - was delivered by Kerry Manning.

PSUK was awarded a four-year contract with the National Offender Management Service, delivering psychological assessment services across six prison regions across England and Wales.

Creation of a new management structure comprising a Director of Services, Clinical Lead, Case Mentoring Provision and Administration Team.

PSUK began delivering risk assessment services on a larger scale to The National Offender Management Service (NOMS) across East Anglia and Hertfordshire.

Kerry Manning established Psychological Services UK Ltd in response to an increasing need for psychological risk assessments, caused largely by the introduction of the IPP sentence. Our instructions, during these early days, typically came from prison law firms.