Anna Moore

Anna is a Registered Forensic Psychologist, Senior Lecturer in Forensic Psychology and programme leader for for the MSc in Forensic Psychology focusing on modules in Assessment, Intervention and Formulation, and Professional Development in Forensic Practice at Leeds Trinity University. Anna will be taking the lead in developing material for the new PGDip in Practicioner Forensic Psychology (Stage 2) for trainee Forensic Psychologists. She teaches on various other modules including the undergraduate Forensic Psychology and research skills modules and the MSc conversion Thesis module. She initially graduated with a BA in Business and Management before taking her interest in Psychology forward. Following this she graduated with a degree in Psychology, and an MSc in Forensic Psychology and Crime before completing her Practitioner Training with a PGDip in Forensic Psychology. She is currently working towards her PhD at Leeds Trinity University focusing on stalking. Anna’s research interests focus on forensic psychology, prisons, interventions, risk assessment, incel culture and the manosphere, applied practice, reflection, denial, Parole Boards and stalking.