Rebekah M. Doley is an Associate Professor and Co-Director of the Centre for Forensic and Interpersonal Risk Management at Bond University. She is a registered Clinical and Forensic Psychologist, with a history of research, assessment and treatment of offenders and non-offenders, with a speciality in the psychology of deliberate firesetting. Rebekah has published in the areas of forensic and clinical psychology, with a particular focus on firesetting.

Geoffrey L. Dickens is Professor of Mental Health Nursing at Abertay University, Dundee. He leads a research programme about inpatient risk behaviours, and is particularly interested in the applicability of risk assessment instruments across diverse populations. He is author of more than 50 research papers relating to secure or forensic mental health care. He is a registered mental health nurse with nearly 20 years' experience, including extensive work in research and practice development.

Theresa A. Gannon is a Professor of Forensic Psychology at the University of Kent, UK and is Director of the Centre of Research and Education in Forensic Psychology (CORE-FP). Theresa also works as a Consultant Forensic Psychologist specialising in sexual offenders and firesetters in Kent Forensic Psychiatry Service, UK. Theresa has published numerous chapters, articles, books and other scholarly works in the areas of firesetting. In particular she is lead developer of the Multi-Trajectory Theory of Adult Firesetting.

Doley, Gannon, Dickens, Introduction. Part I: Theories and Typologies of Firesetting. Gannon, Theories and Typologies of Firesetting. Lambie, Ioane, Randell, Understanding Child and Adolescent Firesetting. Fritzon, Miller, Female Firesetters. Chaplin, Henry, Assessment and Treatment of Deliberate Firesetters With Intellectual Disability. Ellis-Smith, Doley, Suicide by Fire. Tyler, Barnoux, Filicide by Fire. Part II: Legal, Investigative and Preventative Issues. Palk, Medico-Legal Concepts of Insane Arson. Fritzon, Santtila, Laukkanen, Geographic Profiling: Advances in Arson Investigation. Davis, Bennett, Future Directions for Criminal Behaviour Analysis of Deliberately Set Fire Events. Stanley, Read, Current and Future Directions for the Place of Community in the Prevention of Bushfire Arson. Part III: Assessment and Risk Assessment of Deliberate Firesetters. Watt, Ong, Current Directions of Risk Assessment in Deliberate Firesetters. David, Bennett, Risk Assessment of Parolees: Current Best Practice. Ó Ciardha, The Relationship Between Firesetting and Sexual Offending. Part IV: Treatment, Needs and Management of Deliberate Firesetters. McEwan, Ducat, The Role of Mental Disorder in Firesetting Behaviour. Bell, Working With Adult Arsonists: Therapeutic Process ISSUES. Stadolnik, Promising Practice in the Development of Assessment and Treatment Models for Juvenile Firesetting/Arson. Dickens, Doyle, Mentally Disordered Firesetters in Secure Mental Health Care: A Forensic Mental Health Nursing Perspective. Wilmoth, Hollows, Arson Survivors. Doley, Gannon, Dickens, Where next? Identifying Firesetting Research Priorities.