Meet Lorna Gray

Lorna has over 19 years experience of working with offenders in forensic settings, working in both private and public sector prisons. She is an accredited risk assessor by the Risk Management Authority in Scotland providing risk assessment reports for the High Court in Scotland since 2022.

  • Chartered & HCPC-Registered Forensic Psychologist

    • HCPC Registered (PYLXXXX)

    • Chartered Member of the British Psychological Society (BPS)

    • Accredited Risk Assessor with the Risk Management Authority (Scotland)

  • Lorna has over 19 years’ experience working with offenders in both public and private sector prisons. Since 2017, she has worked in private practice completing assessments for the Parole Board and solicitor-directed evaluations. Since 2022, she has also provided risk assessment reports for the High Court in Scotland through her accreditation with the Risk Management Authority.

  • Lorna specialises in the assessment of general violence, sexual offending, and intimate partner violence. She also has expertise in more complex cases involving stalking, extremism, human trafficking, and fire-setting. Her work frequently involves the assessment of personality disorder, which is a particular area of clinical interest.

    • Accredited in Schema Therapy

    • Extensive experience in structured risk assessment and case formulation

    • Skilled in applying individual therapy approaches to address criminogenic needs and reduce risk

    • Proficient in personality disorder assessment and forensic formulation

  • Lorna is experienced in offering specialist psychological input for complex forensic cases and contributes to multidisciplinary risk management strategies. She brings a strong therapeutic focus to offender rehabilitation and supports risk-informed treatment planning.

Lorna has over 19 years experience of working with offenders in forensic settings, working in both private and public sector prisons. She has been involved in private practice, completing assessments for the parole board or as directed by solicitors since 2017; and has been an accredited risk assessor by the Risk Management Authority in Scotland, providing risk assessment reports for the High Court in Scotland since 2022.

Lorna has specialisms in assessing for general, sexual and intimate partner violence as well as more diverse harmful behaviour such as stalking, extremism, human trafficking and fire-raising. She has extensive experience in the assessment of personality disorder which is a particular area of interest of hers, She is an accredited schema therapist and particularly enjoys the application of individual therapy to offenders as an additional means of treating and managing risk.