Over the past 6 years she has been responsible for the development and implementation of the Sex Worker Pathway in Low Newton Prison. Part of her role has been to conduct qualitative research into the experiences of women who are in the sex industry, their pathways into sex work and the psychological effects of being involved. She has recently developed a prison policy for supporting women within the prison environment which has been disseminated across the female prison estate as evidence of best practice. Her role as a psychological consultant was recognised by NEPACS (North Eastern Prison Aftercare Society) in 2013 when she was presented with their annual award for her work in this field.