Trish Guise is a behavioural scientist who specializes in the psychology of coercive control. She is the Founder of Forensic Coercive Control Solutions and a Research Associate with the Directorate of Psychology and Sport at the University of Salford.

 

She earned her Master of Science in the Psychology of Coercive Control with distinction from the only graduate program in the world devoted entirely to this field.

 

Her work centers on identifying patterns of coercive control within real life cases. She analyzes documented behavior and communication across family, civil, criminal, workplace, and institutional settings. Using a structured and research informed approach, she helps lawyers, courts, professionals, and individuals recognize coercive control for what it is and present it clearly and accurately.

 

Her expertise is grounded in both academic training and lived experience, which informs her careful, pattern-based analysis and her commitment to clarity, precision, and fairness.