MENTAL HEALTH & LAW LAB
ANNE CROCKER, Ph.D.
Associate Professor, Department of psychiatry, McGill University
William Dawson Scholar, McGill University
Associate Director, Policy and Knowledge Exchange
Director, Services, policy and population health axis, Douglas mental health university institute
Adjunct Professor, Department of psychology, UQAM
Post-Doc - 2002 - Dartmouth Medical School - Mental Health Services
Ph.D. - 2000 - Université de Montréal - Psychology
B.Sc. - 1993 - McGill University - Psychology
Biosketch
Anne Crocker, Ph.D. is Associate Professor, department of Psychiatry, McGill University and CIHR-New investigator at the Douglas mental health university institute in Montreal. She obtained her Ph.D. in psychology at the Université de Montréal in 2000. After a two-year post-doctorate in Mental Health Services at Dartmouth Medical School, she joined McGill and the Douglas Hospital Research Center in 2002. Her research interests include:
- Factors associated with aggressive behaviour and criminality among individuals with severe mental illness or intellectual disability
- Criminal process issues (mental health and intellectual disability screening, fitness to stand trial, criminal responsibility, review board decision making)
- Forensic mental health services.
Keywords:
Forensic psychiatry & psychology, violence, criminality, severe mental illness, intellectual disability, justice, criminal responsibility, fitness to stand trial, services, risk assessment and management.
