Advanced Seminar for CLR, PRE & CFI in Interpersonal Violence:  Evidence-Base Investigation Protocol

Advanced Seminar for CLR, PRE & CFI in Interpersonal Violence:  Evidence-Base Investigation Protocol

Date: October 24, 2024

Location: virtual

Presenter:

RP Ascano, Ph.D., LP, is board certified in forensic psychology by the American College of Forensic Psychology. He has been admitted as an expert witness in several district court in Minnesota, North Dakota and in federal court in North Dakota and South Dakota. Since relocating to Colorado, he has been admitted as expert witness in El Paso County District Court. Dr Ascano was an Assistant Clinical Professor of Forensic Psychiatry, UND, School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry and Behavior Science, Emeritus. He was also board certified in Traumatology by the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress, Emeritus. He has performed several hundred “violent risk assessments” e.g., homicide, filicide, stalking, etc. for district courts in Minnesota and North Dakota over 33 years.

Attendees will receive at least 400 research citations!!

Outline & Schedule

0800-915

Definition and Clinical Construct

Typology

Dis-inhibitor of Behavioral Impulses

Cycle of Pathology

Violent Risk Assessment

Theoretical Etiology

Unstructured Clinical Judgment

Structured Professional Judgement

What is Evidence-Based Violence Risk Assessment?

0915-930

Break

930-1100

Actuarial Risk Assessment

IPV & Memory

IPV and neurotrauma: post-concussion syndrome

Female perpetrator of IPV

Referral questions to forensic mental health examiner

1100-1115

Break

1115-1215

Stalking and Personality Disorder

Dyadic Death

Filicide-parental suicide (dyadic death)

Child-initiated family violence: Parricide/Matricide

1215-100

Lunch

100-215

IPV & Parenting

215-230

Break

230-400

Male Batterer and fathering

Victim of IPV & mothering

CFI/PRE & Vicarious Trauma

IPV & Trauma Inform Care

Offender-Victim Relationship

Male victim of Interpersonal Violence/Abuse (IPV/A)