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Originally from Ireland, I moved to Edinburgh to complete my Masters in Social Work at The University of Edinburgh in 2008. Following this I worked primarily in criminal justice social work settings, initially as part of the integrated Caledonian System for addressing domestic abuse in Scotland, where I worked on a voluntary basis with children experiencing domestic abuse, and then as a criminal justice social worker within a local authority team. My practice experience has influenced my research interests in core social work practice skills, communication and relationship building. I completed my PhD in 2019 looking specifically at how social workers build effective working realtionships with men convicted of sexual offences. 

I am broadly interested in issues related to social work practice skills, justice and identity, with particular interests in criminal justice social work, sexual offending, domestic abuse and interactions in social work. 

Education/Academic qualification

Social Work, Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Unpicking social work practice skills: an interactional analysis of engagement and identity in a groupwork programme addressing sexual offending, University of Edinburgh

Award Date: 25 Nov 2019

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