Georgia Spicer-Manning

Georgia Spicer-Manning serves as an Academic Associate and Doctoral Researcher in Psychology at York St John University within the School of Education, Language and Psychology.

Her research interests focus on Forensic Psychology, particularly examining victimology and criminal behavior patterns. Her work explores complex intersections between mental health and criminal justice systems.

Dr. Spicer-Manning's doctoral research investigates the perceptions and experiences of female offenders residing in secure mental health facilities, contributing to the understanding of gender-specific approaches in forensic mental health care.

Her previous academic work includes developing measurement scales for public attitudes toward male victims of sexual offenses, demonstrating her commitment to addressing underrepresented areas in forensic psychology research.