Prison psychologist who sent inmate a topless snap of herself ALLOWED to return to work

parkhurst, Albany and camp hill prisons on the isle of wight. HMP Isle of Wight. Credit: Alamy A JAIL psychologist who sent an inmate a topless picture of herself has been allowed to return to work. Lisa Forgione sent the lag a birthday card plus bikini shots, a tribunal heard. The experienced shrink had ­sessions with him at HMP Isle of Wight but did not embark on an inappropriate relationship with him until after she left. He told his probation officer the month she left that they were in a relationship but she denied it. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! His Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service concluded “it is likely that this relationship was fabricated”. The pair later had frequent contact and in a video call she showed snaps of “herself in a bikini and topless with her arms across her breasts”. The service again raised concerns about her “sexual” behaviour but she insisted: “I am not in a professional relationship with the prisoner, nor in a sexual, financial or emotional relationship with him and never have been.” The pair continued communicating and the Health and Care Professionals Tribunal Service suspended her for misconduct. It has decided she can practise again.