Many studies have supported the validity of using assessment instruments to enhance professional judgment, and as a result, various structured risk assessment measures have been developed. These measures improve violence risk assessments by prompting clinicians to consider empirically supported factors for general or specific forms of violence.
In addition, research has demonstrated the predictive validity of multi-factor tools designed to assess violence risk; therefore, professionals are no longer required to rely on personal experience, intuition, or instinct. This e-book will review some of these tools in detail, beginning with assessment tools for general violence risk and moving into those tailored for a narrow risk assessment.
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Integrating a Trauma-Informed Approach to Supervision (November 14, 2022 | 3 Hours, 3 CEs): This program will describe the six trauma-informed care principles and apply them to the clinical supervisory relationship. Through the exploration of key concepts and their application to our work, experiential exercises, and video we will develop concrete strategies for integrating these principles into daily practice.
Join Jerrod Brown, Ph.D., as he presents a live 10-program series on various topics focusing on the interconnections between the body, mind, and physical actions within Integrated Behavioral Health; relevant to psychologists, counselors, social workers, and more. All CEs earned can apply to a comprehensive Integrated Behavioral Health Certificate, which will be available next year.
The Counselor Education Distance Learning (CEDL) conference is scheduled for February 10th, 2023. Hosted by PAU, this virtual event gives online educators a space to share pedagogical innovations and processes.
