Terry Devine Email & Phone Number

Bristol, England, United Kingdom

As a Certified Addiction Recovery Coach, I am dedicated to guiding individuals on their journey to overcoming addiction and reclaiming their lives. With a passion for helping individuals break free from the grip of addiction, I offer a tailored and compassionate recovery coaching experience.My approach is rooted in empowerment and action. I understand that the path to recovery is unique for each individual, and I am here to provide unwavering support, practical guidance, and a safe space for transformation. Whether you're in the early stages of recovery or seeking to sustain long-term sobriety, I am here to walk this path alongside you.Having received certification from the CCAR Recovery Coach Academy©, I possess the essential skills to help you identify and surmount obstacles, develop a robust foundation for recovery, and create a personalised roadmap to lasting change. My role extends beyond being a coach – I am your motivator, truth-teller, resource connector, and ally in your pursuit of freedom from addiction.With a deep-rooted commitment to continuous learning, I integrate coaching methodologies from various disciplines, including my American Union of NLP Certified Life Coach certification. This enriched skill set allows me to offer holistic support that addresses the challenges of addiction and the broader aspects of personal growth and transformation.Drawing from over a decade's experience in this field, I specialise in guiding individuals transitioning from despair to re-engaging in their daily lives. I understand the critical juncture where relapse can occur and am equipped to help you replace old habits with healthy patterns, find community support, and navigate the complexities of post-treatment life.

As a dedicated lecturer in Forensic Science at UWE, Bristol, my role encompasses delivering exceptional forensic education to both undergraduate and postgraduate students. Guiding them through laboratory-based practical sessions, I impart essential skills, oversee adherence to protocols, and ensure proficient use of advanced analytical instruments. I'm also deeply engaged in refining curriculum content, integrating cutting-edge research and industry insights. My current responsibilities include leading modules such as "Scientific Investigation of Crime" and "Crime Scene Investigation," fostering an inspiring learning environment that nurtures student growth and achievement. I am passionate about cultivating a dynamic educational experience that equips students with the knowledge and skills needed for success in the field of Forensic Science.

Bristol, United Kingdom

I am an associate lecturer in Forensic Science at UWE, Bristol, with experience of working in a forensic drugs analysis company. I face all tasks with a methodical and analytical approach, developed in these roles and undergraduate and postgraduate study at UWE. I lead the laboratory based forensic practical’s for UWE students in two modules (i) scientific investigation of crime (ii) and forensic analysis. Within the role, I instruct the students in technical matters, whilst working alongside skilled laboratory technicians. I deliver specialised forensic practical demonstrations, support students with fundamental scientific procedures and skills, help maintain obligatory laboratory protocols, oversee the use of equipment and materials, instruct the students how to use forensic analytical instrumentation (e.g. GC Pyrolysis, MSP, GRIM, VSC, FTIR, Polarising Light microscopes, as well as high/low Comparison Microscopes), and to liaise with laboratory technicians on the development and delivery of the practical sessions. Additionally, I provide support to undergraduate students on their coursework which involves a six-week case work project; as well being involved in assessing the coursework.

Bristol, United Kingdom

I have been mentored by an experienced Forensic Scientist with 20+ years’ experience as a drugs analyst reporting in court on cases involving trace levels of drugs on banknotes and mobile phones. I got to sample the inner workings of a forensic laboratory, from the moment evidence arrived in the laboratory, to presenting the findings in court. I made up standards to be utilised for comparison purposes against drugs commonly found on bank notes. I participated in an authentic procedure, analysing £2000 in background money using the companies novel Mass Spectrometer. I got to utilise UCAS accredited software and complete relevant paperwork. I received demonstrations of the instrumentation used in laboratories for forensic cases. The first-hand experience was unsurpassable.

Bedminster

As chief administrator, I was responsible for formulating and implementing surveys to gather necessary feedback to apply for funding. I created two separate surveys and completed and collated the data collected within a two-week deadline. I presented the information in a professional manner so the manager was able to communicate the findings to the funders involved. The outcome from the surveys, alongside additional managerial materials and input, netted Windmill Hill City Farm approximately £324,000 in funding. Furthermore, I was involved in a Lottery Funded pilot project to recruit volunteers over the age of 50 to train others in the South Bristol area. The farm now has its first few volunteers.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Improving Diagnostic Accuracy Of Prostate/Bladder Cancer Screening Using Volatile Compounds In Urine

Activities and Societies: This PhD opportunity is in partnership with West Wales Prostate Cancer charity in an emerging area of diagnosing.

Msc Advanced Analytical Science, Forensic Science And Technology

Activities and Societies: Modules: Advanced Crime Scene Science, Forensic Analysis and Toxicology, Research Methods and Practical Skills.

Bsc Forensic Science (Hons), Forensic Science

Activities and Societies: Modules: Chemistry in Context, Human Biological Systems, Scientific Investigation of Crime, Scientific Skills.