Dr Mats Dernevik BSc, MSc, PhD, C.Sci, AFBPsS, C. Clinical & Forensic Psychologist

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1 Dr Mats Dernevik BSc, MSc, PhD, C.Sci, AFBPsS, C. Clinical & Forensic Psychologist Competencies Assessment of children, young people and adults Attachment assessment Family dynamics Domestic violence Abuse, trauma & neglect physical, emotional or sexual Drugs and alcohol misuse & addiction including steroid use Mental health assessments Depression, Anxiety, Psychosis & OCD Personality disorders and psychopathy assessment Challenging behaviours Trauma, Migration and Refugee issues PTSD and dissociative states Fictitious/Factitious Disorders and Fabricated Illness Cognitive functioning assessment Learning disability and difficulties Autism and Asperger s Syndrome in children and adults ADHD in children and adults Capacity to instruct Gender identity Neuropsychological conditions I speak Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and conversational German. I am experienced in assessments with the use of interpreters Personal Profile 30 years experience as a qualified Psychologist, 8 years in the UK and 22 in Sweden. Many years experience of working within the Mental Health Field 10 years experience of secure services (all levels) in the UK and internationally Experience of working with children and adults with ID and developmental disorders 20 years working experience of working with child and family services 20 years at consultant level 5 years experience as team leader and head of health services positions. 8 years as Head of Research and Development in different fields. Education & Qualifications November 2004 Karolinska Institute, Stockholm PhD in Medical Science Certified Behaviour Therapist Swedish Association of Behaviour Therapy September June 1982 MSc in Applied (clinical) Psychology, Uppsala University, Sweden.

2 July 1978-May 1980, National Service: Communication Officer. Swedish Army. September June 1978, BSc Psychology and Education, Uppsala University Sweden Professional Registrations: Diploma Psychologist Swedish Psychological Society Certified Clinical Psychologist Swedish council for health and welfare A Classified member Swedish association of (Cognitive) Behaviour Therapy Chartered Clinical Psychologist (BPS) 1991 present Chartered Forensic Psychologist (BPS) 1995 present Chartered Scientist (Science Council UK) present Associate Fellow BPsS 2010 present Registered Psychologist Practitioner HCPC present Member Scientific Board IAFMHS CPD review committee Forensic & Clinical divisions BPsS Member of Training committee, Division of Forensic Psychology, BPsS present Certified EuroPsy, Federation of European Psychologist s Associations. Employment History January to present Consultant Clinical Psychologist, St George Healthcare Group (Part time). March 2016 to present Private practice, Dernevik Psychology Ltd. (Part time) Expert Witness services Teaching and training services Courts, Solicitors & Local Authorities Clinical practice: Cygnet Hospital Bury July 2015 to March 2016 The Huntercombe Group Clinical Lead Research and Development Corporate role for the Group Research projects. Formulation and funding Advisor to Senior Management Project development Research evaluation Liaison with stakeholders Reporting to Division Director & Medical Director December 2012 to July The Huntercombe Group

3 Head of Therapies/ Head of Psychological Services Low Secure Services for men and women with Developmental Disorders and AMH and specialist ASD. Managing the therapies Dept. including psychology, OT & SaLT Service provision, supervision and quality assurance of therapeutic input Member of the Senior Management Team Development of protocols for assessment and treatment Clinical caseload and leadership in clinical services Team work within a number of MDTs Reporting to CPA process, commissioners, CQC, Care and Treatment Reviews etc. September 2010 to Present Lincoln University Visiting Research Fellow Designing and managing Research projects in the clinical forensic group Teaching and curriculum development. Supervision of students September 2010 to February 2013 Lighthouse Healthcare Ltd. Consultant Psychologist Locked Rehab Services adults with Developmental Disorders and AMH (Woodhouse Hospital Cheadle) Locked Rehab service for Men with Mental Health problems (Phoenix House, Welshpool) Locked Rehab Service for Women with Mental Health Problems (Ballington House, Leek) Service provision, supervision and quality assurance of psychological services Member of the Senior Management Team Supervision individually and in groups Development of protocols for assessment and treatment Clinical caseload and leadership in clinical services Team work in MDTs Reports to commissioners and other stake holders Active in senior clinician s forums September 2007 to September 2010 Swedish Prison & Probation Services, Kumla High Security Prison Head of Research and Development (5 sessions/week) Line management and budget responsibility for one of three R&D groups in the national Prison and Probation Services Accountable to the General Director and the scientific board.

4 Coordinating, applying for grants and publishing Supervision of internal and external (commissioned) research projects Supervision of PhD students June 2002 to July 2007 Rattspsykiatriska Regionkliniken, Vadstena, Sweden Regional Forensic Psychiatry Consultant Psychologist (5 sessions/week) Service provision, supervision and quality assurance of psychological services National referrals for forensic psychiatric examinations for Court system Development of protocols for assessment and treatment Clinical caseload and leadership in clinical services Team work in MDTs Active in national senior clinician s forums September 2003 to July 2010 Head of Research and Development Rattspsykiatriska Regionkliniken, Vadstena, Sweden Developing research strategies, protocols, and ethics applications. Data collection, analysis and conclusion Authoring reports for commissioners, peer reviewed journals Member of the Senior Management Team Research Coordinator, Centre for Violence Prevention, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm. Teaching and dissemination of research, nationally and internationally Supervision of students and MSc theses. September 2001 June 2002 Rampton Hospital Nottinghamshire, UK. Dangerous and Severe Personality Disorder Unit; (Secondment HMP Whitemoor) UK. Lead Clinical Forensic Psychologist Development of new service (DSPD) in high secure conditions. Developing, piloting and evaluating assessment and formulation protocols Supervision of team members Collaborating with and advising prison governors and staff Developing treatment modules for prisoners. Reporting to Home Office and national DSPD development group. Service provision, supervision and quality assurance of psychological services Data collection, analysis, publication and dissemination.

5 September 1998 September Dep. of Psychiatry, Adult Mental Health Services University Hospital, Linköping, Sweden Consultant Clinical Psychologist Referral triage in tertiary services Clinical caseload of sensitive patients (Health service personnel) National referrals for transgender and sex change patients. Caseload of complex cases, CBT and eclectic formulations Supervision students Teaching at university hospital MDT working September 1994 to October1998. Linköping University, dept. of Psychology & Education, Sweden 1994 to 1996 Lecturer/Clinical Tutor 1996 to 1998 Director of Studies (Psychology) Part of development team for setting up professional psychology training, generic 5-year course. Clinical placement coordination and tuition for students Teaching undergraduate and MSc courses Curriculum and Course development for psychology Reporting to Dean and Prefect. Financial and budget responsibility undergraduate courses Line management and work allocation of psychology staff, academic and support staff, and 23 posts including PhD students. Chairing department meetings July 1993 to September 1996 Rattspsykiatriska Regionkliniken, Vadstena, Sweden Regional Secure Forensic Psychiatry Clinical Psychologist (5 sessions/week) Team for Forensic Psychiatric Examinations, National referrals and reports to Courts. Assessment and treatment in secure forensic service. September 1993-september 1996 Private practice (5 sessions/week) Clients; Clinic for Refugee Medicine, University Hospital, Linköping, Sweden. In-patient and polyclinic specializing in trauma and PTSD. Working with Medevac in Bosnia.

6 Rehabilitation services, refugees and immigration Prison services, in reach assessments and rehabilitation assessment. CAMHS & special needs schools, supervision. August 1991 to June Clinical Psychology Partnership, Wearside Priority Trust, NHS, Sunderland, UK, Community Rehabilitation services, Adults with Learning Difficulties Reporting to District Psychologist Working with Community MDT Caseload assessment and treatment Group work sexual awareness and offending July 1984 to August 1991 Regional Health Authority Östergötland: Children Habilitation Services, Sweden. Clinical Psychologist/ Team Leader Habilitation services, Children and Adolescents with mental and physical disabilities Health Authority District Wide Service Assessment and Treatment Member of Regional SMT. Budget and Line Management in Team (15 employees). September 1982 to July 1984 Junior Psychologist Regional Health Authority Östergötland Children in special education (LD) 1978 to 1980 National Service Skyddsvarnet Stockholm Teacher Special school LD, Östergötland Research assistant, Dependency, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm Additional Training/CPD Name of certificate Name of provider length of course Date of Completions My Shared Pathway Huntercombe 1 day April 2015 Approved Clinician Andrew Sims Institute 2 days Feb 2014 DBT APT 3 days Feb 2013 Psychopathy Assessment Master-class CAPP Northern Network 2 days March 2010 IT Skills Microsoft Office Suite, SPSS Publications:

7 Dernevik, M. (2013). Hur tanker en brandanlaggare? (Book Chapter) Myndigheten for Samhallsydd och Beredskap (MSB). (How do Firesetters Think, Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency). ISBN Karlstad. Sweden. Dernevik, M., Grann, M., Langstrom,N. &Rosendahl T. (2013). BERIT. An evaluation of a Risk Assessment Screening in the Swedish Prison and Probation Services. Rapport från Kriminalvårdens Forsknings- och Utvecklingsenhet; FoU gruppen Kumla. Lindsay, W. R. & Dernevik M. (2013). Risk and offenders with intellectual disabilities: reappraising Hodgins (1992) classic study. Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health, DOI: /cbm.1862 Johansson, D., Dernevik M. & Johansson, P. (2013). Riskbedömningar inför fängelsepåföljd (Risk assessment and management during sentences in the prisonservice). Rapport från Kriminalvårdens Forsknings- och Utvecklingsenhet; FoU gruppen Kumla. Wallinius, M., Johansson, P., Larden, M. & Dernevik, M. (2011). Self-serving cognitive distortions and antisocial behaviour among adults and adolescents. Criminal Justice and Behaviour, 38: Johansson, D. & Dernevik M. (2010). Riksmottagningarna Kumla och Hinseberg : Långtidsdömda män och kvinnor I Sverige. Rapport från Kriminalvårdens Forsknings- och Utvecklingsenhet; FoU gruppen Kumla. Hiscoke, U.L., Buxrud, P., Dernevik, M., Haggåard-Grann, U., Långström, N., & Grann, M. (2010). Assessing risk of re-offending: A case control study using the structured outcome assessment and community risk monitoring (SORM among violent individuals released from forensic psychiatric and prison settings. Manuscript. Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm. Hiscoke, U.L., Buxrud, P., Dernevik, M., Haggåard-Grann, U., Långström, N., & Grann, M. (2010). Recidivism risk management in forensic psychiatric after-care: A prospective follow-up of the new SORM model. Manuscript. Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm. Dernevik, M., Beck, A., Grann, M., Hogue, T., &McGuire, J. (2009). The use of psychiatric and psychological evidence in the assessment of terrorist offenders. Journal of forensic psychiatry and psychology. Dernevik, M., Beck, A., Grann, M., Hogue, T., &McGuire, J. (2009).A response to Dr Gudjonsson Journal of forensic psychiatry and psychology. Dernevik, M. & Levin, S. (2007). Accuracy of risk predictions in an ecological setting. Manuscript, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm. Dernevik, M. & Bragner, J. (2007). Probabilities and consequences; Factors in risk management decisions. Submitted manuscript, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm Dernevik, M., & Grann, M. (2004). Factors influencing release decision-making: An experimental Study, ISBN Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm. Dernevik, M. (2005). Forskning om bedömning och hantering av våldsrisk. I Närmare patienten, Forskningsrådet i Sydöstra Sverige, Kalmar

8 Dernevik M. (2004). Structured Clinical Assessment and Management of Risk of Violent Recidivism in Mentally Disordered Offenders. Doctoral Thesis, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, ISBN Sturidsson, K., Lotterberg, M., Dernevik, M., Haggård, U & Grann, M. (2004). Clinician s perception of which factors increases and decreases risk violence among forensic outpatients. International Journal of Forensic Mental Health. 3, Grann, M., Sturidsson, K., Haggård-Grann, U., Hiscoke, U., Alm, P. O., Dernevik M., et.al. (2005). Methodological Development: Structured Outcome Assessment and Community Risk Monitoring (SORM). International Journal of Law and Psychiatry, 28, Dernevik, M. (2003) Contextual Factors in Risk assessment: Training, bias and other issues in rating risk of violent re-offending. ISBN Karolinska institutet, Stockholm. Dernevik, M (2002) Mentally disordered offenders in Sweden: Trends and medico-legal issues in assessment and treatment. In E. Bleuw and M. Hoeve: International perspective on mentally disordered offenders. Elsevier Publishers, Amsterdam. Frodi, A., Dernevik, M., Sepa, A., Philipsson, J. & Bragesjö, M. (2001) Current Attachment Representations of Incarcerated Psychopathic Offenders. Attachment and Human Development. Dernevik, M., Grann, M. & Johansson, S. (2002). Violent behaviour in forensic psychiatric patients: Risk assessment and different risk-management levels using the HCR-20. Psychology, Crime & Law. Dernevik, M., Falkheim, M., Holmqvist, R. & Sandell, R. (2001) Implementing Risk Assessment: Clinical Judgement Revisited. In D. Farrington, C. Hollin, & M. McMurran (Eds.). Sex and Violence: The Psychology of Crime and Risk Assessment, Harwood Academic Press. London. Frodi, A., Dernevik, M. & Sepa, A. (1999). Psychopathy- Roots in early Attachment Relationships? Forensic Update, British Psychological Society, Leicester, UK. Dernevik, M. (1998). Preliminary findings on Reliability and Validity of the HCR-20 in a forensic Psychiatric Setting. Psychology, Crime & Law. International Presentations; 30+ on request Languages: Swedish (first language) Danish & Norwegian (conversational) German & French (Rusty but reasonable) References Will be supplied on request

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