Anne Crocker

Main ongoing projects

• Canada Research Chair: Mental Health, Justice, and Security

• Moving towards culturally safe services for Indigenous people in forensic mental health : A Partnership Development Programme

• Participatory Action Research to Support Relatives of Individuals with Mental Disorders and Violent Behaviors

• Observatory on Justice and Mental Health

• Intersectoral Data Center (INPL Philippe-Pinel)

• Services for people with intellectual disabilities and challenging behavior in the neoliberal era: a systematic review of international experience to inform Canadian policy makers

• Can you tell me more? The development of a Virtual Conversational Agent (VCA) for assessing and monitoring sexual interests and fantasies of sex offenders

• Towards a transformation of professional training practices for parole board commissioners using Autonomous Virtual Agents

•  A national study of opportunities and obstacles to successful community reintegration for forensic patients

• Evaluation of support programs in justice and mental health in Quebec

• Participatory action research to support relatives of individuals with mental disorders and violent behaviors

• International Network on the Evaluation of Penal Policies in Prevention, Recidivism, and Social Reintegration

• Training Justice professionals in risk and needs assessment: the development of Autonomous Virtual Agents (AVA)

• Towards a multi-trajectory understanding of intimate partner homicide

• Level of needs in forensic psychiatric patients: concepts, instruments, assessments and consequences for care and rehabilitation 

• Trajectories of judicial involvement and care for individuals with severe mental disorders

• Mobilizing evidence into the effective treatment of sexual offenders : A feasibility study

• Control Measures in Mental Health: a restrictive environment?

• Law as a Partner in Health Protection in the Era of Technological, Policy, and Legal Innovations

• Gaïa Project: Intervention program for adolescents who have engaged in sexual abuse and their families

• AMONT Project: Prevention of Homelessness and Monitoring of the Residential Pathways of New Users of Mental Health Services