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PhD
Professional Doctorate

Level Professional Doctorate
Student Tania Goddard
Status Current
Part Time No
Years 2023 - 2026
Project Title Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder: Fitness to Participate in the Criminal Justice System in England and Wales
Project Description This research will be formed of four studies. The first study, a systematic scoping review, will explore the current literature and case law regarding FASD and the Criminal Justice System (CJS). The second study will investigate the knowledge of FASD with
Awarding Institution The University of Salford
Director of Studies Clare Allely
Second Supervisor Alan Price

PhD in Behavioral Medicine
Doctor of Philosophy

Level Doctor of Philosophy
Student Dr David Tate
Status Complete
Part Time No
Years 2016 - 2020
Project Title The Development and Evaluation of the Cognitive Behavioural Social Competence Therapeutic Intervention for Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder without an Intellectual Disability (CBSCTI-ASD)
Project Description Many young people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can have an average or above average IQ yet still struggle with the social competencies needed to successfully navigate into adulthood. Despite many individuals with ASD experiencing significant challe
Awarding Institution The University of Salford
Director of Studies Clare Allely
Second Supervisor Linda Dubrow-Marshall
Thesis The development and evaluation of the Cognitive Behavioural Social Competence Therapeutic Intervention for Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder without an Intellectual Disability (CBSCTI-ASD)

Public Health and Psychology
Doctor of Philosophy

Level Doctor of Philosophy
Student David Gilbert
Status Complete
Part Time No
Years 2020 - 2023
Project Title Exploring the Vulnerabilities of Individuals with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders to, and within, Criminal Justice System Encounters.
Project Description Background: Individuals with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD), a condition caused by alcohol exposure in the womb, are 19 times more likely to be involved with the criminal justice system (CJS). Despite the potential for a high prevalence of Indiv
Awarding Institution The University of Salford
Director of Studies Penny Cook
Second Supervisor Clare Allely