Responding to Concerns About the Work of Other Professionals in Forensic Practice
3.5 Hours
$225 Registration | $200 Early Registration (through June 1st)
Join Randy Otto, PhD as he presents a live professional training program on Responding to Concerns about the Work of other Professionals in Forensic Practice.
This program will cover how psychologists can address concerns they have about the work of other professionals in adversarial proceedings.
First reviewed are basic principles that should guide psychologists when commenting on the assessment work of other professionals. Next discussed are four different roles and associated activities and responsibilities that may shape how psychologists approach this matter. Finally, the ethical obligations psychologists have to address the problematic work of other professionals are discussed, as are various ways that these responsibilities may be discharged. Case vignettes and audience surveys are used to facilitate discussion of principles and specific applications.
This training program is for beginner, intermediate, and advanced-level clinicians who work at the intersection of clinical psychology and law.