Forensic Psychotherapy

As a forensic psychotherapist my work involves working with perpetrators and victims of serious and violent crimes. This includes the families, friends and legal teams of the perpetrators and victims. 

Charlotte is a member of the International Association of Forensic Psychotherapy (IAFP) and of the British Society of Criminology.

Experience of working with:

  • Perpetrators of various crimes including assault, harassment, perverting the course of justice, sexual assault and homicide.
  • Adult survivors of rape and childhood sexual assault
  • Families of individuals who have been convicted of murder.
  • Families of murder victims.
  • Families of abducted and murdered children.
  • Families of death by dangerous driving victims.
  • Families of death by Knife Crime victims.
  • Survivors of road traffic accidents caused by dangerous driving.
  • Legal experts working on emotionally disturbing cases.
  • Production teams working on true crime documentaries.
  • Vicarious traumatisation of professionals working closely with victims of crime.
  • Adult survivors of childhood domestic homicide.
  • Survivors of Attempted Murder
If you are interested in discussing psychotherapeutic input, we will have an initial assessment to assess your suitability for psychotherapy. If I feel that I am able to offer an intervention which will help you, we can discuss and agree a way forward, this will include agreeing on a number of sessions, the time and location of these sessions. If I don’t think that I can offer input which will be of help, I will signpost you to relevant services.
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