In the Grey Areas: Violence Across the Spectrum of Adolescence
In a sample of Singaporean youth who have engaged in acts of violence, those in the early and middle stages of adolescence exhibited more risk
November 27, 2021
Advancing Despite Adversity: Resilience Through the Lens of Neuroscience
Listen Here Episode Presenter Citation Links Transcript Thanks Episode About this Episode: In this episode, Dr. Raissa Miller talks with Jurie Rossouw, author of Executive Resilience
November 17, 2021
You Can’t Pull a Fast One on the MMPI-2: Detection of Coached Malingering
Symptom coaching and malingering remain acute problems for forensic evaluators. However, meta analyses show that the MMPI-2 validity scales are sensitive enough to detecting malingering
November 12, 2021
Anxiety and Stress Relief Games – CONCEPT Professional Training
Games are a fun way for children, teenagers, and adults of all ages to relieve some stress in their daily lives. And now, many of
November 8, 2021
Not Just a Buzzword: Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Aggression and Criminality
A sample of male and female forensic psychiatric inpatients reported significant exposure to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) overall, with significant differences to exposure depending on
November 5, 2021
Making the Invisible Visible: Advocacy and Allyship for AMENA Communities
Listen Here Episode Presenter Citation Links Transcript Thanks Episode About this Episode: In this episode, Dèsa speak with Dr. Germine “Gigi” Awad about the formation of
November 3, 2021
A Reverse Flynn Effect: Trends in Six Decades of Neuropsychological Data in a UK High Security Population
In a sample of adult patients admitted to a High Secure Psychiatric Care hospital in the United Kingdom over the span of six decades, the
October 22, 2021
Creating Inclusive Spaces for Transgender and Gender Expansive Young People in K-12 Settings
Listen Here Episode Presenter Citation Links Transcript Thanks Episode About this Episode: In this episode, Dr. Megan Speciale and Dr. Clark Ausloos discuss how professional counselors
October 20, 2021
“But That’s Just Twitter, Right?” Skepticism About the Use of Social Media Data in Forensic Evaluations
In an experimental study, laypersons and forensic experts expressed skepticism toward social media data relative to other collateral sources of information, especially when the data
October 8, 2021
Digital Therapy – CONCEPT Professional Training
Digital therapy revolutionizes mental healthcare by connecting millions of patients to their psychological providers. Specializing your education to include virtual therapy provides an advantage in
October 7, 2021
Connectedness: The Core of Human Experience and Essential Component to Mental Health Recovery
Connectedness is an essential part of the reintegration and mental health recovery processes for individuals deemed not criminally responsible (NCR) and should be a focus
October 1, 2021
Power of Disruption: Resilience in the COVID-Era
Listen Here Episode Presenter Citation Thanks Resources Episode About this Episode: In this episode, Dr. Tanupreet Suri speaks with Dr. Aaron Smith on the intersections of
September 29, 2021