Chris is a Consultant Forensic Psychologist who delivers individual and group treatment to both those who have been convicted of offences as well as victims of crime. She also undertakes a range of assessments and delivers training on forensic psychology practices. She completed a PhD in 2015 on the therapeutic alliance in offending behaviour programs as well as a Masters in Forensic Psychology in 2010 and Bachelor of Science (Honours) degree in 1990. She has held a range of positions in corrections environments. These have included roles as a therapist delivering treatment and undertaking assessments with violent, sexually violent, substance abusing and general offenders, a senior therapist overseeing the delivery of offending behaviour programs and project manager developing case management, suicide prevention and drug and alcohol policy practises.

Forensic Psychologist currently with the Australian Federal Police (Special Ops and Specialist Protective Command). Specialist areas include risk assessment, operational suitability, clinical interventions. Previously worked for Victorian Legal Aid (pre-sentence reports), ACT Health.

Professor Fritzon is an academic and practitioner in the field of forensic and clinical Psychology. She is the Director of Postgraduate Professional Psychology Programs at ACAP University College. Her research focuses on understanding personality disorders, including psychopathy, with a particular emphasis on how these traits manifest in different populations, including corporate and occupational settings. Prof Fritzon has an interest in applying psychological theories to practical contexts, such as risk assessment, offending profiling, and intervention strategies. She has provided psychological assessment reports and presented expert evidence to legal bodies and tribunals including the Department of Home Affairs, Workcover Queensland, Department of Children, Youth Justice and Multicultural Affairs, Criminal Courts, Children’s Court, Family Court, and the Queensland Civil & Administrative Tribunal. She previously worked at a high secure Forensic hospital in the UK, and a medium secure hospital for female forensic patients. She also has experience in providing psychological intervention to a range of clinical and forensic clients within Corrections and Community settings. She has completed approximately 300 assessments addressing various aspects of forensic and clinical risk, including sexual risk assessment, as well as addressing other aspects of parenting capacity in relation to Child Protection concerns. She has presented evidence in Court as both a treating psychologist as well as an expert witness/ independent assessor.