New Developments in Ethics and the Law
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David Shapiro, Ph.D. has been called the father of clinical forensic psychology. He is an expert on the interface between psychology and the law. This webinar will help all clinicians with managing risk in their practice.
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Changes in the APA Ethics Code
The Concept of Competence
Forensic Specialty Guidelines
Standard of Care
Further Issues
The Concept of Competence
Forensic Specialty Guidelines
Standard of Care
Further Issues
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Dr. David Shapiro has been called the Father of clinical forensic psychology. His first book on forensic assessment appeared in 1983 and was the only book at that time to approach forensic assessment from the point of view of actual issues
encountered in practice rather than from a theoretical basis. Since that time, he has authored five more textbooks and four dozen peer reviewed articles dealing with the interface of psychology and law. His comprehensive approach to forensic assessment has
been widely distributed and used as models for various books and training programs. Dr. Shapiro is a Diplomate in Forensic Psychology of the American Board of Professional Psychology and has been actively engaged in forensic practice for over forty years.
He is currently a Professor of psychology at Nova Southeastern University and teaches courses in forensic assessment, criminal law, ethics and professional practice,supervision and consultation, projective personality assessment, and risk assessment for future
violence. He regularly provides forensic and ethics training at a variety of national forums, including APA and ABPP.
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