Anzappl WA

Anzappl WA ANZAPPL was established to support practitioners working in the forensic mental health domain.

Established in the late 70's, the Australian and New Zealand Association of Psychiatry, Psychology And Law (Inc) is committed to exploring the relationship between psychiatry, psychology and the law.

Congratulations to our previous committee member Rob Guthrie on becoming a finalist in these awards. Fingers crossed for...
24/10/2025

Congratulations to our previous committee member Rob Guthrie on becoming a finalist in these awards. Fingers crossed for the Gala Awards evening on 7 November.

Somewhat concerning
24/05/2025

Somewhat concerning

Prison capacity is running out, and we know the public expects answers.

Last week, the Lord Chancellor, Shabana Mahmood, set out how we’re tackling this crisis:

1️⃣ evaluating community-based punishments that work
2️⃣ taking targeted action to address the recall population
3️⃣ building more prison places - with construction on a site near HMP Gartree starting this year.

These steps will ease pressure and help keep the public safe.

👉 Read more about the plan: https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/lord-chancellor-and-moj-permanent-secretary-prison-capacity-press-conference

11/05/2025

Principal Manager (Clinical) - Check this job out and pass on to interested colleagues.

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20/03/2025

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The 2025 ATSA Best Practice Guidelines for Men offer crucial insights for professionals working with men who have committed s*xually abusive behaviors. These updated guidelines provide a comprehensive, research-backed framework for promoting rehabilitation, preventing reoffending, and fostering safer communities.

- Informed by Current Best Practices — Covers assessment, treatment, risk management, and risk reduction strategies
- Evidence-Based and Ethical — Ensures interventions are grounded in proven approaches
- Actionable Guidance — Supports clinical practice, policy development, and prevention strategies

Whether you're a clinician, policymaker, or advocate dedicated to reducing harm, these guidelines are an essential resource.

📖 Explore the full guidelines here: https://ow.ly/JZQC50VlxhI

This is so appalling
13/02/2025

This is so appalling

Fraud squad detectives have charged seven people over a massive scheme involving fake s*xual abuse claims to the tune of more than $1 billion.

Hello all and welcome to 2025!Our first event for the year is now live, so get in quick to secure your ticket...and keep...
12/02/2025

Hello all and welcome to 2025!
Our first event for the year is now live, so get in quick to secure your ticket...and keep your eye on this page for more upcoming events.

Date: Friday, 14 March 2025
Time: 9.00am – 4.00pm
(9.00am registration for a 9.30am start)

Venue: Claremont Football Club, 3 Davies Road, CLAREMONT WA 6010
Moss Room, Level 1 of the Claremont Football Club.

Price: (Includes morning tea, lunch, and afternoon tea)
Non-ANZAPPL Members: $350
ANZAPPL Members: $300

One of the most challenging aspects of working in forensic contexts is responding to behaviours that have the potential to cause significant harm...

10/01/2025

It is with with a heavy heart that I tell you all of the passing of William L. Marshall O.C., PhD, FRSC
1935 - 2024, who died peacefully in his 90th year surrounded by his loving family at Kingston General Hospital, on 19 December 2024.
Bill had a long career in helping others. After graduating from the University of Western Australia, he worked at the Maudsley and Bethlem Royal Hospitals, London UK, before arriving at Queen’s University, Psychology, 1969 (in future, Professor Emeritus of Psychology and Psychiatry). Bill was a pioneer in setting up assessment and treatment programs for s*xual offenders. He became an international authority advising correctional institutions in North America, Europe and Australasia. In 1993, Bill setup Rockwood Psychological Services which provided treatment and research for different types of offenders, including, s*x offenders, mentally disordered offenders as well as juvenile offenders in various settings.
Bill earned many honours in recognition for his commitment to research and development of effective therapeutic programs. In 1999, Bill received the Santiago Grisolia Prize for Worldwide Contributions to the Reduction of Violence, Queen Sofia Centre, Valencia, Spain. In 2000, he became a Lifetime Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada for his contributions to science. In 2003, he received the Pope John Paul Medal as an Expert Consultant to the Academia Pro Vita, Vatican. In 2006, Bill was invested as an Officer of the Order of Canada for his international contributions in harm reduction.
In his personal life, Bill was a voracious reader, everything from philosophy to science, from literature to nature. He was a lover of birds and all nature’s creatures. He loved to hike, bike and garden; he enjoyed puzzles, games and red wine. He had been a long-distance (marathon) runner and former motor bike team driver.
The family would like to thank Dr. A. Gray and all staff on Connell 9 and Davies 4-ICU for the care and kindness in providing dignity and peace in Bill’s final days.
A private family gathering will be held to honour Bill in the spring of 2025. If you would like to share a memory or send condolences, please go to [email protected]
In lieu of flowers please consider a memorial donation to the Kingston Humane

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