Outline the theories, knowledge and skills that you think forensic psychology training programmes should teach to promote excellent practice with one client group. The ideal training programme includes succinct and thoughtful information about: 1) theories underpinning good practice, 2) knowledge including research evidence, 3) skills. The focus is on the theories, skills and knowledge that a training programme should teach in order for you to achieve excellent work with your clearly identified chosen target group Justify your response with reference to at least three journal articles Client group can be either Drug and alcohol fuelled crimeGang-related crime Knowledge is likely to incorporate evidence-based programmes for the target group, but this is not the primary focus. Evidence of exploration of forensic psychology training programmes and/or forensic-psychology related training programmes (e.g., clinical psychology) and/or in service training programmes with the target population. Cited programmes can be for practitioners or students. These programmes do not need to be in the UK. The ideal training programme is likely to include critical analysis of these existing training programmes and suggestions for improvement in relation to the chosen client group. Bullet points can be included when helpful, but there must be no cut and paste, or copy-typing, material from other sources.
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