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Violence Risk Assessment - From Certificate to Career
The public, credentialing organizations, the legal system, school systems, and various other stakeholders expect and need mental health and legal
Overview of the Violence Risk Assessment Certificate
This certificate aims to enhance professional decision-making associated with violence risk and learn skills to effectively formulate and communicate
General Violence Risk: A Structured Professional Judgment Approach - HCR-20-V3
Violence is when… A person engaged in an act (or omission) with some degree of willfulness that caused or had the potential to cause physical or
Translating Research Into Practice
Beyond “Mad, Bad, or Sad:” A Closer Look at Personality Profiles and Risk Level in Justice Involved Youth
Although recommendations regarding how to incorporate cultural considerations in forensic evaluations have been published over the past decade, there
Can’t Get No Satisfaction? An Examination of Quality of Life in Adolescent Offenders
Although recommendations regarding how to incorporate cultural considerations in forensic evaluations have been published over the past decade, there
Going Against the Grain – Striving for Cultural Competence in Forensic Mental Health Assessment
Although recommendations regarding how to incorporate cultural considerations in forensic evaluations have been published over the past decade, there
Latest Case Studies
Case Study: RSVP Training Australia
In 2021, a group of international practitioners from Australia requested specialized live training to access within their time zone. Specifically,
Case Study: Board Certification
Dr. Kyle Clayton, Ph.D., ABPP is a Board Certified Forensic Psychologist and Associate at Price | Proctor, a forensic psychology and neuropsychology
Case Study: The State of New Jersey
In 2020, the Ann Klein Forensic Center (AKFC), an arm of the State of New Jersey’s government, became concerned that their competency evaluation
