| Description | VHS Video tape of Carol Sellars in conversation with D A Black (Tony Black) 1931-2021, FBPsS, CPsychol, Director of Psychological Services, Broadmoor Hospital 1959-1986.
Tony Black was the first Chair of the British Psychological Society's' Division of Criminal and Legal Psychology 1977.
Running time c 40 mins
A British Psychological Society Oral History Project interview with Tony Black (2009) is available upon request, ref: AUD/002/OHP 49.
Produced for the British Psychological Society in association with the University of Surrey Psychology Dept.
Copyright: 1999 British Psychological Society |
| AdminHistory | Date of Birth: 29/05/1931
University and Professional Training:
Graduated MA Psychology, Cambridge University 1954
Professional career:
National Service, Malta
Training/Education Department for 2 years at Pilkingtons, Lancashire, (nd)
Rayne Hill Hospital, Liverpool (nd)
Devised with Don Walton the Walton-Black Modified Word Learning Test 1957
Started work at Broadmoor Hospital 1959
Director of Psychological Services, Broadmoor Hospital 1959-1986
Cropwood Fellow, Institute of Criminology Cambridge, 1975-1976
Mental Health Act Commissioner 1986-1990
Involvement with the British Psychological Society (BPS) :
First Chair BPS Division of Criminal and Legal Psychology 1977
Fellow BPS (nd)
Chartered BPS Psychologist (nd)
Joined BPS 1958 |
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