2019 Disaster Behavioral Health Conference – February 4-5, 2019

The conference will be conducted by local and national experts in the varied areas of disasters to provide resources necessary to move forward after a disaster.
Whether it be natural or human caused, our conference is one of a kind in Oregon and provides behavioral health content applicable to a wide variety of individuals when responding to a disaster.

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5 days of mix-and-match workshops in Forensic Mental Health – August 20th-24th – Palo Alto; California

Build your practice and expand your skill set with professional training by

Drs. Stephen Hart, Mark Cunningham, Martin Sellbom, Lisa Piechowski, David Martindale, Jay Flens, Joyce Chu, Bruce Bongar, Peter Goldblum, and Chris Weaver.
 

Workshops

– Assessment of Risk for Sexual Violence: RSVP & SVR-20 launch presented by: Dr. Stephen Hart

– Forensic Psychological Assessment in Custody Litigation: Conceptual Issues, Data Integration, and Advanced Topics is presented by Drs. David Martindale and Jay Flens.

– Using the MMPI-A-RF in Juvenile Forensic Psychological Evaluations presented by Dr. Martin Sellbom

– Suicide Risk Assessment and Intervention for a Diverse Population: training for Psychologist presented by Drs. Joyce Chu, Bruce Bongar, Peter Goldblum and Chris Weaver.

– Evaluations for High Stakes Sentencing presented by Dr. Mark Cunningham

– Evaluation for Workplace Disability presented by Dr. Lisa Drago Piechowski

More information on event, presenters, and registration go to: https://www.concept-ce.com/sti2018/ or contact: Dr. Patricia Zapf  | Email: pzapf@concept-ce.com

Social Media and Threat Management – October 5, 2017 – Salem, Oregon

Chemeketa Center for Business & Industry · Salem, Oregon
Registration $145 ·ATAP Members: $95 ·

 

This workshop will provide information on social media monitoring, data mining tools, and online research techniques for practitioners. Includes best practices for obtaining information online while protecting anonymity and adhering to the code of ethics and legalities. This course also includes how to locate, extract, analyze, and react to social media data.

 

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Reminder: Call for presentations, APATAP Conference, New Zealand

The Asia Pacific Association of Threat Assessment Professionals (APATAP) is pleased to announce that the 2018 Conference will be held in Wellington, NZ, from 5th – 7th March.   
APATAP is now accepting submissions for presentations.  Please note the deadline for submissions is the 17th September 2017. 

For more information on the conference, includes suggested topics, how to submit an abstract and information about the pre-conference Expert Seminars, please go to the following link.
http://www.apatap.org/call-for-presentations

New guide on preventing targeted violence from the FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit

New guide on preventing targeted violence from the FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit – Entitled “Making Prevention a Reality: Identifying, Assessing, and Managing the Threat of Targeted Attacks,” this publication originated from a 2015 BAU symposium on targeted violence prevention, at which a number of highly respected ATAP members contributed. 

 
Download:  www.fbi.gov/PreventingTargetedViolence
View page with multiple publications at the bottom:  https://www.fbi.gov/services/cirg

CATAP Conference October 25-27, 2017 | Charlevoix, Quebec – Call for Speakers and Posters

Annual Conference of the Canadian Association of Threat Assessment Professionals (CATAP)
October 25-27, 2017 | Charlevoix, Quebec

We invite proposals for speakers and posters addressing topics in all areas of threat assessment and management; proposals that involve new and emerging topics within: general violence, domestic violence, stalking, work place, school violence, sexual assault, and terrorism. Proposals will be evaluated through a blind review process focused on intellectual merit, innovation, and integration of multiple aspects of the field.
The DEADLINE for submissions is Tuesday, February 28, 11:59pm PST

 

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TRAP-18 Live Webinar Training with Dr. Reid Meloy, 12th April 2017

Lone Terrorism refers to violent acts carried out in support of some group, movement, or ideology by a single individual in the absence of assistance of an outside group. How do we ensure a comprehensive assessment of risk factors for such tragic acts before they happen? This exclusive training from the Global Institute of Forensic Research presents the development and utility of the Terrorist Radicalization Assessment Protocol-18 (TRAP-18). The instrument is designed to code for 8 proximal warning behaviors (such as pathway, identification, fixation, and novel aggression) and 10 longer term distal characteristics (such as personal grievance, ideological framing, virtual networking, and psychopathology). Research concerning the TRAP-18 is ongoing in both North America and Europe, and findings are demonstrating both inter-rater reliability and criterion validity. Presented by the developer of the TRAP-18, this live and interactive webinar is eligible for 3 Hours of valuable Continuing Education Credit.

 

For more information http://www.gifrinc.com/trap-18-webinar/

 

APATAP 2017 Annual Conference Update: Draft Conference Program now available

Conference in Signapore, 13 – 15 February 2017

The APATAP Committee are pleased to announce that a draft program for the 2017 Conference is now available for viewing at the conference website:
http://www.apatap.org/annual-conference

The conference website also contains information regarding registrations fees, venue and accommodation information.  Early bird registrations will be open shortly.

So start planning and we look forward to seeing you in Singapore

11 th North London Forensic Service Conference, 26 th – 27 th September 2016, Queens’ College, Cambridge

International Conference on Terrorism, Extremism and Mental Health Services

This conference will be of interest to mental health professionals – psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, nurses and managers – and also to counter-terrorism practitioners and academics in terrorism studies. The growing evidence that mental disorders are of importance in this area, contrary to the previous consensus, will be explored. More importantly, the conference aims to begin to consider the practical implications of this for practitioners and how multi-agency approaches may be helpful.

 

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Lecture series – Campus and Workplace Violence Prevention, 29.-31. August at ETH Zurich

 Presenters: Dr. Stephen White & Katherine Timmel
– 10% discount for AETAP members

 

Assessment of Violence Risks (WAVR-21)

29 & 30 August 2016, 9.00 – 16.30 h

 

Workplace Violence Prevention – Advanced Course

31 August 2016, 9.00 – 16.30 h

 

You can find more detailed information here: 

https://www.ethz.ch/services/en/service/safety-security-health-environment/training-and-continuing-education/workshops-bedrohungsmanagement.html