Tony Evans

Tony Evans is a Chartered Counselling Psychologist, Principal Lecturer at Roehampton University, and clinical consultant. He serves as Programme Convener for the undergraduate BSc Psychology and Counselling program and supervises research projects. His academic work intersects with therapeutic practice in forensic and mental health settings.

• PsychD in Counselling Psychology
• MSc in Counselling Psychology (Distinction)
• BSc Psychology & Counselling
• Post-Graduate Certificate in Teaching in Higher Education

Evans' research focuses on gender, power dynamics, and identity formation through personal narratives. His clinical work with male prisoners and trauma survivors informs his integrative approach to counseling psychology, emphasizing the interplay of art and science in therapeutic practice. Recent publications examine masculinity narratives in incarcerated populations.

Tony has contributed to consultancy projects evaluating juvenile and adult fire setters, while maintaining a private therapy practice in London. His 2008 article on prison masculinity received 85 citations and attracted 99 Mendeley readers, indicating significant academic engagement with his forensic psychology research.