PROFESSOR HANNA PICKARD CURRICULUM VITAE

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1 PROFESSOR HANNA PICKARD CURRICULUM VITAE ACADEMIC CAREER CURRENT POSITION Professor of Philosophy of Psychology Department of Philosophy, University of Birmingham VISITING POSITION * Visiting Research Scholar Program in Cognitive Science, Princeton University * This is a three-year appointment but I am taking it up for two years in the first instance PREVIOUS POSITIONS Reader in Philosophy (0.5 FTE) Department of Philosophy, University of Birmingham Fifty-Pound Fellow All Souls College, University of Oxford Wellcome Trust Biomedical Ethics Clinical Research Fellow (0.5 FTE) Oxford Centre for Neuroethics, University of Oxford Research Fellow (0.5 FTE) Oxford Centre for Neuroethics, University of Oxford Fellow by Examination (maternity leave: and ) All Souls College, University of Oxford DEGREES DPhil Philosophy All Souls College, University of Oxford BPhil Philosophy (Thesis Distinction) Magdalen College, Oxford, University of Oxford BA (Hons) Philosophy (Philosophy Medal) Queen s University, Canada CLINICAL CAREER & PROJECTS Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust Complex Needs Service Assistant Team Therapist I worked in a NHS out-patient Therapeutic Community for patients with personality and related disorders for a decade. I have experience facilitating: pre-therapy groups; small analytic groups; large integrative groups; medication groups; SCID-II diagnostic groups; creative groups; emotional intelligence and skills-based groups; CBT groups; psychodrama and action methods groups; psycho-educational groups; and in working with risk Responsibility without Blame e-learning for Mental Health and Allied Professionals and The General Public, funded by the Wellcome Trust

2 This is an interactive open access e-learning based on an in-person training I developed and delivered in prisons and mental health services. It offers a philosophical toolkit distinguishing the concept of responsibility from the concept of blame for use in reflection and development of effective clinical practice with people with personality and related disorders. Scheduled launch February PUBLICATIONS Papers 1. A dual process approach to criminal law: victims and the clinical model of responsibility without blame (with N. Lacey) Journal of Political Philosophy (forthcoming) 2. The puzzle of addiction in The Routledge Handbook of Philosophy and Science of Addiction, eds. H. Pickard and S. Ahmed (forthcoming) 3. Responsibility without blame for addiction Neuroethics 10(1): , 2017 *Selected for discussion at The Brains Blog; on Marc Lewis Understanding Addiction Blog; and at 4. Balancing costs and benefits: a clinical perspective does not support a harm minimisation approach for self-injury outside of community settings (with S. Pearce) Journal of Medical Ethics 43: , 2017 *Picked up by 10 news outlets 5. Addiction in N. Levy, M. Griffith, K. Tempe, eds The Routledge Companion to Free Will, , Sympathy, identity, and the psychology of psychopathy and moral atrocities, in C. B. Miller and W. Sinnott-Armstrong, eds. Moral Psychology Vol. 5 Virtue and Character, , How do you know you have a drug problem? The role of knowledge of negative consequences in explaining drug choice in humans and rats (with S. Ahmed) in N. Heather and G. Segal, eds Addiction and Choice, 29-48, Denial in addiction Mind & Language 31(3) , Scrupulosity and the shady morality of psychiatry, in D. Moseley and G. Gala, eds. Philosophy and Psychiatry: Problems, Intersections, and New Perspectives: , Psychopathology and the ability to do otherwise Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 90(1) , Self-harm as violence: when victim and perpetrator are one in H. Widdows and H. Marway, eds Women and Violence: the Agency of Victims and Perpetrators: 71-90, Choice, deliberation, violence: mental capacity and criminal responsibility in personality disorder International Journal of Law and Psychiatry Special Issue on Mental Capacities and Legal Responsibilities, J. Craigie, ed., 40:15-24, 2015 * In top ten downloaded articles 13. The chimera of proportionality: institutionalising limits on punishment in contemporary social and political systems (with N. Lacey) Modern Law Review 78(2): , To blame or to forgive? Reconciling punishment with forgiveness in criminal justice (with N. Lacey) Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 35 (4): , 2015 * Selected by OUP and OJLS for their blog; re-blogged on The Brains Blog and on John Braithwaite s War, Crime, Regulation blog 15. Stories of recovery: the role of narrative and hope in overcoming PTSD and PD in K. W. M. Fulford et al., eds Oxford Handbook of Psychiatric Ethics Vol. 2: , Responsibility without blame: therapy, philosophy, law Prison Service Journal 213: 10-16, Irrational blame Analysis 73(4): , Addiction in context: philosophical lessons from a personality disorder clinic (with S. Pearce) in N. Levy, ed. Addiction and Self-control, , Substance abuse as a risk factor for violence in mental illness: some implications for forensic psychiatric practice and ethics (with S. Fazel) Current Opinion in Psychiatry 26(4):349-54, Responsibility without blame: philosophical reflections on clinical practice in K. W. M. Fulford et al., eds Oxford Handbook of Philosophy and Psychiatry: , What is addiction? (with W. Sinnott-Armstrong) in K. W. M. Fulford et al., eds Oxford Handbook of Philosophy and Psychiatry: , From the consulting room to the court room: taking the clinical model of responsibility without blame into the legal realm (with N. Lacey) Oxford Journal of Legal Studies 33(1): 1-29, 2013

3 23. How therapeutic communities work: specific factors related to positive outcome (with S. Pearce) International Journal of Social Psychiatry 59(7): , The purpose in chronic addiction American Journal of Bioethics Neuroscience 3(2): 30-39, Responsibility without blame: empathy and the effective treatment of personality disorder Philosophy, Psychiatry, Psychology 18(3): , What is personality disorder? Philosophy, Psychiatry, Psychology 18(3): , The instrumental rationality of addiction, Behavioral and Brain Sciences 34: , Finding the will to recover: philosophical perspectives on agency and the sick role (with S. Pearce) Journal of Medical Ethics 36(12):831-3, Schizophrenia and the epistemology of self-knowledge European Journal of Analytic Philosophy Special Issue in Classification and Explanation in Psychiatry, L. Bortolotti and L. Malatesti, eds 6(1): 55-74, The moral content of psychiatric treatment (with S. Pearce) British Journal of Psychiatry 195: , Mental illness is indeed a myth in L. Bortolotti and M. Broome, eds Psychiatry as Cognitive Science: Philosophical Perspectives: , Knowledge of action without observation Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 105(1): , Emotions and the problem of other minds in A. Hatzymoysis, ed. Philosophy and the Emotions: , 2003 Edited Collection The Routledge Handbook of Philosophy and Science of Addiction, Routledge, forthcoming 2018 (co-edited with S. Ahmed) Edited Special Issues Alternative Models of Addiction in Frontiers in Psychiatry, , e-book 2015 (co-edited with S. Ahmed and B. Foddy) Philosophical Perspectives on Personality Disorder, Special Issue of Philosophy, Psychiatry, Psychology, 2011 Monograph in Preparation Responsibility without Blame: Mental Disorder and Moral Relationships Reviews The Virtuous Psychiatrist, J. Radden and J. Sadler, Mind 123(490): , 2014 Addiction and Responsibility, J. Poland and G. Graham, eds. Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, 2011 The Mind and its Discontents, G. Gillett, The Journal of Applied Philosophy 27(3): , 2010 SELECTED PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT Radio BBC Radio 4 Four Thought: Understanding Drug Addiction, broadcast12 July 2017 *Selected as Pick of the Day by The Times and Radio 4 Pick of the Week ABC Radio The Philosopher s Zone: A New Way to Blame, 2015 BBC Radio 4 Witness on The Moral Maze Sex addiction and the medicalisation of misbehaviour, 2011 Podcasts Bioethics Bites, Responsibility and Personality Disorder, 2012 Blogging Marc Lewis Understanding Addiction Blog, 2017 Brains Blog Symposium on Addiction with Kent Berridge, Marc Lewis, and Jerome Wakefield, 2017

4 Journal of Medical Ethics Blog, 2017 Rotman Institute at the University of Western Ontario, Engaging Science Blog Interview, 2017 Oxford University Press Blog and Oxford Journal of Legal Studies Blog (with N. Lacey), 2016 Flickers of Freedom Featured Author, 2014 Institute of Mental Health at the University of Nottingham Blog, 2013 Oxford Uehiro Centre for Practical Ethics, 2013 General Audience Articles Responsibility without blame: thinking about unwise choices in mental health, The Philosopher s Zone, online 2015 Addiction: The Outsider, Aeon, online 2013 What Aristotle can teach us about personality disorder, The National Personality Disorder Website, online 2011 Public Panels Birmingham Salon Royal College of Psychiatrists: No more peaky blinders? In 2015 violent crime is not inevitable, 2015 Wellcome Trust Mental Health and Justice Round Table, 2015 AHRC The Art of Medicine Project Mental Illness and Responsibility, 2010 EXTERNAL CONSULTANCY Goldman Sachs Pine Street Team, Hong Kong: Responsibility without Blame teaching sessions for Executive Coaches, Knowledge and Understanding Framework for Personality Disorder (KUF): Co-development of preliminary stages of 4-day enhanced staff training for Women s Prisons, National Offender Management Strategy (NOMS): Development of Responsibility without Blame prison officer training, FELLOWSHIPS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS Fellowships and Scholarships Wellcome Trust Biomedical Ethics Clinical Research Fellowship: Responsibility and Morality within Personality Disorder; , Fellowship by Examination, All Souls College, University of Oxford, Commonwealth Scholarship, University of Oxford, Queen s University: Jean Royce Fellowship; Adams, Gillies, and Leonard Scholarships; total value $50 000, Project Grants Wellcome Trust Society and Ethics Small Grant: Responsibility without Blame: An e-learning for Mental Health and Allied Professionals and the General Public; , Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) Impact Acceleration Follow-on Funding: Responsibility without Blame: An e-learning for Mental Health and Allied Professionals and the General Public; , (declined)

5 ACADEMIC SERVICE AND ADMINISTRATION Editorial Service Referee for Oxford University Press; Cambridge University Press; Harvard University Press; Acumen Press; The Wellcome Trust; American Journal of Bioethics; Australasian Journal of Philosophy; Behavioral and Brain Sciences; British Journal of the Philosophy of Science; British Journal of Psychiatry; Frontiers in Psychiatry; Journal of Medical Ethics; Journal of Applied Philosophy; Journal of Moral Philosophy; Mind; Mind and Language; Neuroethics; Philosophical Explorations; Philosophical Psychology; Philosophical Studies; Philosophy and Phenomenological Research; Philosophy and Cognitive Science; Philosophy, Psychiatry, and Psychology Associate Editor of Mind, Advisory Board Member Gothenburg Responsibility Project, Oxford University Press: Oxford Handbook of Philosophy and Psychiatry The Wellcome Trust Society & Ethics Seed Awards Committee, University of Birmingham Research Excellence Framework Philosophy Panel, Internal PhD Progress Panel Assessor, 2016; M3C PhD Award Progress Panel Assessor, 2017 University of Oxford Secretary to the Philosophical Society, Collection Development in Philosophy Committee, Final Honours School Examiner, All Souls College Philosophy Assessor, Fellowship by Examination, 2000, 2006, 2015 Philosophy Assessor, Post-doctoral Research Fellowship 2008, 2010 Chair, Fellowship by Examination, 2008 Organizer, Open Evening for Women: Visiting Fellowship Committee, Fellowship by Examination Working Party, Secretary to the Governing Body, Conference Convener Princeton University Public Lecture and Interdisciplinary Workshop Drugs and Addiction, 2018 All Souls College Workshop Beyond the Prison, 2016 Centre for Global Ethics Conference University of Birmingham Power, Agency, Power, and Policy, 2016 University of Oxford Workshop in association with the World Psychiatry Assocation Philosophical Perspective on Personality Disorder 2010 Professional Training Recruitment and Selection; Equality and Diversity; Graduate Supervision Other Mentor for SWIP Workshop at the University of York, 2015 UCL External MPhil Assessor, 2016

6 Conference Submission Reviewer: Cognitio, ; The Society for Philosophy and Psychology, 2017 PHILOSOPHY TEACHING Princeton University Cognitive Science UG Seminar: Philosophy and Psychopathology, Senior UG Philosophy Thesis Supervision: 1 student University of Birmingham MA Module: Philosophy and Mental Health, PhD Supervision: 3 students; MA Thesis Supervision: 3 students University of Georgia Visiting Student Program Oxford Selected Topics in Biomedical Ethics, The British Postgraduate Philosophy Association Masterclass in Concepts of Mental Health, 2013 University of Oxford Summer School in Philosophy of Psychiatry, 2013 Tutorials: Descartes, Wittgenstein, Philosophy of Mind, Knowledge and Reality, Graduate Seminars: Feminist Philosophy; the Emotions; the Problem of Other Minds, Undergraduate Thesis Supervision, 2 students, 2003, 2005 MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE AND ADMINISTRATION Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust Clinical Ethics Advisory Group, Royal College of Psychiatry Philosophy Special Interest Group, Department of Health and Centre for Mental Health National Mental Health Development and Policy Innovation Group, 2012 Oxford Complex Needs Service Team Lead in Media & Communications, MENTAL HEALTH TEACHING Responsibility without Blame Training Responsibility without Blame open access e-learning funded by The Wellcome Trust, launch 2018 Thames Valley Initiative People, Personality and Pathology Introductory Course, since 2013 Staff training: NHS Trusts in Oxfordshire, Cambridgeshire, and across London; Approved Premises in Leicester; Gartree, Grendon, Drake Hall Prison Services,

7 Patient and carer psycho-education: Oxfordshire Complex Needs Service, Oxford Cognitive Therapy Centre Training Provider: Working with self-harm and other maladaptive behaviours, Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust Training Provider: Personality Disorder for GPs, MENTAL HEALTH TRAINING Mandatory Training Care Programme Approach and Risk Management; Mental Health Act; Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults; Child Protection; Basic Life Support; Preventing and Managing Violence and Aggression Breakaway Techniques Introductory Training Psychodrama; IGA Group Analysis; Medication Management; SCID-II Interview and Diagnosis; Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice; STEPPS evidence-based Training for BPD; Understanding & Supporting Adults with Autism Placements Forensic Services, Oxford, ; General Adult Psychiatry, Oxford, 2010; Specialist Community Addiction Services, Oxford, 2010 INVITED TALKS - PAST AND UPCOMING Summer Seminars in Neuroscience and Philosophy (SSNAP), Duke University, 2018: Title TBC Society for Philosophy and Psychology (SPP), University of Ann Arbor, Invited Symposium, 2018: Addiction and Problems of Agency Pacific APA, San Diego, Invited Symposium, 2018: Reactive Attitudes and Responsibility University Center for Human Values Princeton University, Ira D. Decamp Bioethics Seminar, 2018: Stop Telling Me How to Feel! A Clinical Theory of Emotions and the Battle Against Moralism UNAM, Mexico City, 2017: Emotions of Addiction and Recovery Columbia University, Philosophy Colloquium, 2017: Addiction and the Self Princeton University, Cognitive Science Series, 2017: The Puzzle of Addiction University of Western Ontario, Rotman Institute of Philosophy and Science Outreach Speaker Series, 2017: Why Addicts Use: Getting Real about Drugs, Identity, and Adversity University of Oxford Jurisprudence Discussion Group, 2016: A Dual Process Approach to Criminal Law: Victims and the Clinical Model of Responsibility without Blame (with N. Lacey) University of St Andrew s Workshop on Decision Theory, Imagination, and Transformative Experiences, 2016: Choosing to Quit When you Self-identify as an Addict Swiss Centre for Affective Sciences, University of Geneva, 2015: Addiction, Denial, Disorder St Norbert College Killeen Chair Lecture, De Pere, Wisconsin, 2015: Unwise Choices: Thinking about Responsibility, Blame, and Compassion in Healthcare Contexts Centre for Health Law, Science and Policy, University of Birmingham, 2015: Choice, Deliberation, Violence: Mental Capacity and Criminal Responsibility in Personality Disorder

8 Mind and Language Workshop on Addiction, Self, and Self-knowledge, London, 2015: How do you know you've got a problem? Denial of negative consequences of drug choice in humans, and some reflections on addicted rats Moral Sciences Club, Cambridge, 2014: To Blame or to Forgive? Reconciling Punishment and Forgiveness in Criminal Justice (with N. Lacey) Brocher Foundation, Geneva: Workshop on Placebos, 2014: Psychotherapy and Placebos TCTC Therapeutic Communities Annual Conference Keynote, Windsor, 2014: Stories of Recovery: Narrative, Agency, and Hope Philosophy of Law Seminar Series, Oxford, 2014: To Blame or to Forgive? Reconciling Punishment and Forgiveness in Criminal Justice (with N. Lacey) Institute of Psychiatry, London: Antisocial Conference on Child, Adolescent, and Adult Violence: Responsibility without Blame University of Oslo Centre for the Study of Mind in Nature Addiction Workshop, 2014: Choice without Foresight in Addiction (with S. Ahmed) University of London: Workshop on Capacity and the Law, 2014: Choice, Deliberation, Violence: Questions of Capacity and Responsibility in Personality Disorder LSE Popper Departmental Seminar, 2013: Responsibility without Blame but with Forgiveness? HMP Grendon Annual One-Day Seminar: Breaking the Cycle, 2013: Responsibility without Blame LSE Workshop on New Perspectives on Free Will and Moral Responsibility: From Metaphysics to Politics, 2013: Psychopathology and the Ability to do Otherwise International Association of Forensic Psychotherapy Workshop on Treating Evil: Philosophical, Psychotherapeutic, and Legal Perspectives Workshop, Oxford, 2013: Responsibility without Blame University of Oxford and Mental Health Foundation Workshop on Personality Disorder, 2013: Philosophical Questions about Personality Disorder University of Chicago Law and Philosophy Workshop, 2013: Responsibility without Blame Inter-disciplinary Workshop on Narrative, Self-Understanding, and the Regulation of Emotion in Psychiatric Disorder, London, 2012: Narrative Understanding, Narrative Excuses: the Role of Narrative in Recovery from PTSD and PD University of Oxford and Mental Health Foundation Workshop on Psychosis, 2012: Insight University of Toronto Faculty of Law Moral and Legal Theory Workshop, 2012: From the Consulting Room to the Court Room: Taking the Clinical Model into the Legal Realm Tavistock Seminar Series in Philosophy and Psychotherapy, 2012: Aggression, Responsibility, and Selfharm British and Irish Group for the Study of Personality Disorder (BIGSPD) AGM, Oxford, 2011: Philosophical Approaches to Personality Disorder Forensic Research Seminar, Oxford Health NHS Trust, 2011: Moral Agency in Forensic Mental Health Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Workshop on Abilities, Agency, Freedom, 2011: Doing things Differently: Psychopathology and Abilities Universitat Auonoma de Barcelona Workshop on Time, Perception and Action, 2011: Time Perception and Psychopathology (with I. Phillips) King s College Medical Humanities One-day Interdisciplinary Workshop on Personhood and Identity in Medicine, 2011: Pathology and Identity: Personality Disorder Cambridge Department of Psychiatry Continuing Professional Development Series, Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge, 2011: Responsibility without Blame: Empathy and the Effective Treatment of Personality Disorder King s College Medical Humanities Centre Visiting Lecture, London, 2011: Responsibility without Blame: Empathy and the Effective Treatment of Personality Disorder OBMH Psychiatric Team Forensic/General Adult Research Seminar Oxford, 2010: Responsibility without Blame Royal College of Psychiatry AGM, Edinburgh, 2010: Personality Disorder and Social Inclusion

9 Oxfordshire Friends and Family of Personality Disorder Conference, Oxford, 2010: Keynote Address: Responsibility without Blame James Martin Advanced Research Seminar Series, Oxford, 2010: Responsibility without Blame University of Edinburgh Visiting Speakers Series, 2010: Responsibility without Blame Workshop on Philosophical Perspectives on Personality Disorder, Oxford, 2010: Responsibility without Blame Workshop on Addiction and the Mechanisms of Self-control, Oxford, 2010: Addiction in Context: Philosophical Lessons from the Clinic James Martin Advanced Research Seminar Series, Oxford, 2010: Finding the Will to Recover: Philosophical Perspectives on Agency and the Sick Role Nour Foundation Colloquium: Understanding Brain, Mind, and the Nature of Being, 2009: Psychiatry and Morality Royal College of Psychiatry AGM, Liverpool, 2009: Mental Illness is Indeed a Myth UK Clinical Ethics Network Conference, Oxford, 2009: Taking Responsibility for Illness Philosophy of Psychiatry Symposium, Oxford, 2009: Schizophrenia and the Unity of Consciousness Philosophy of Science Colloquium, Bristol, 2009: Mental Illness is Indeed a Myth Self-Knowledge and Delusions Workshop, Bristol, 2008: Schizophrenia and the Epistemology of Self- Knowledge The Aristotelian Society, London, 2004: Knowledge of Action without Observation Visiting Speakers Series, Bristol, 2004: Understanding Schizophrenia Philosophy Society, Birkbeck College, London, 200): The Ownership of Thoughts RIP Conference on the Emotions, Plenary Lecture, Manchester, 2002: Emotions and the Problem of Other Minds Mental Phenomena Conference, Dubrovnik, 2002: Observing Emotions