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    • 28 Mar 2024
    • 26 Apr 2024
    • 4 sessions
    • Live Workshop via Zoom
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    Live Workshop

    Program duration: 8 hours

    Breaks: 2 breaks of 15 minutes each,  a total of 30 minutes

    Lunch: 30 minutes

    Many mental health professionals want to conduct quality forensic and clinical evaluations, but most were under-trained in graduate school and require additional training in the administration and interpretation of psychological tests.  This "on demand workshop" is a 40-hour introductory course in which attendees view video-recorded lectures of a live cohort of clinicians who trained with Dr. Tom Black, an experienced forensic evaluator.  Attendees can interact with the presenters through email to ask questions, send homework assignments, and receive feedback to ensure that they understand the course material.  All attendees who are licensed mental health professionals and who complete all 40 hours of the training course also receive a letter from Psychological Assessment Resources (PAR), one of the nation's largest test distributors, attesting to Level C test qualification status.  Attendees may sign up for each phase individually, or they may sign up for the entire course (all four phases) to save $100.

    Testing and assessment instruments have become the rule rather than the exception these days. Research and best practices have shown that objective testing is more accurate, accessible, and accepted in the courtroom as well as other forensic settings.  Unfortunately, many practitioners are woefully under educated and trained on these valuable tools. For this reason, we have decided to develop and offer a comprehensive certification program to aid CFMHE’s become more adept, confident, and practiced at utilizing these instruments. The goal is ensure these tools are used appropriately, consistently, and in a manner that affords the practitioner as well as the decider the best possible information in any forensic mental health setting.

    Fundamental to this course are explanations of theoretical concepts underlying testing and assessment. Content will include use of the scientific method as a basis for engaging in critical thinking and the evaluation of sources of information, a review of empirical studies in psychology to evaluate research findings and evaluate claims of reliability and validity, articulate controversial and ethical issues in psychological testing, use computer technology and appropriate software to complete assignments, and work effectively in small groups. In addition to discussion of theoretical concepts, Attendees will learn the history of psychological testing, learn how theories, principles and concepts are used in psychometric assessment and are applied in educational, clinical and employment settings, compute and interpret basic psychometric statistics, and create, pilot, analyze, and provide both a written report (in APA-style) and an oral presentation of the test development project.

    Phase 1: Overview of Ethical and Professional Guidelines for Testing, Malingering, and Personality Testing (10 hours)

    Phase 2: (Adult Focus) Substance Abuse, Risk Assessment, Anger, Psychopathy, and Sexual Violence (10 hours)

    Phase 3: (Child/Family Focus) Tests for Child Abuse, Sexual Abuse, School Issues, and Custody Evaluations (10 hours)

    Phase 4: Intelligence and Adaptive Behavior Testing (10 hours)

    To read a more detailed syllabus of course content, Course Syllabus Testing Workshop.pdf.

    Notes and Disclaimers: The recorded lectures comprise approximately 30 of the 40 hours.  An additional 10 ours of independent test administration and interpretation practice is included in the 40-hour course.  Although completion of this workshop, in combination with a license to independently practice as a mental health professional, guarantees Level C testing qualification with PAR, it is ultimately the clinician's responsibility to ensure competency to administer and interpret any test or instrument.  For example, this workshop provides an overview and demonstration of IQ testing, but clinicians should purchase a starter kit for an IQ test and complete practice administrations with appropriate supervision prior to using IQ tests in clinical settings.

    Participants who attend the full course of training will receive a certificate from Psychological Assessment Resources, Inc. (PAR) attesting that the participant has met the standards for administering Class C tests.  Also, although attendees are not required to purchase testing kits in order to successfully complete the program, those who elect to do so are eligible or a 20% discount with PAR.

     

    About the Presenters

    Dr. Harry Voulgarakis is a psychologist and behavior analyst licensed to practice in New York and California. He is also a nationally registered health service psychologist and holds board certifications in behavior analysis at the doctoral level, forensic mental health evaluation, and child custody evaluation.
    After completing an internship at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, Dr. Voulgarakis was awarded PhD in clinical psychology from Fielding Graduate University with concentrations in neuropsychology, health psychology, and parent-infant mental health, followed by two years of post-doctoral training in neuropsychological assessment. He also completed post-doctoral training at St. John’s University in Forensic Psychology. Dr. Voulgarakis draws on his background in education, has advanced and graduate- level training in law, taxation and finance, and behavioral economics. He has been retained as an expert evaluator and consultant by public, private, and state agencies across the United States and internationally.
    Dr. Voulgarakis is an executive committee member of the New York State Psychological Association’s division of Forensic Psychology, sits on the editorial board for The Clinical Neuropsychologist, and serves as a guest reviewer for several other peer-reviewed journals and conferences. He has authored and co-authored over a dozen scientific and peer-reviewed papers and presented at conferences both nationally and internationally. Clinically, Dr. Voulgarakis specializes in pediatric health issues, neurodevelopmental disorders, behavioral and developmental neuropsychology, and issues in family law. He is a professor of special education and psychology at St. Joseph’s University, New York, and maintains a private practice in New York City and San Francisco.

    Dr. Aaron Norton is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with certifications in addictions, alcohol and drug counseling, rehabilitation counseling, clinical mental health counseling, trauma treatment, forensic mental health evaluation, forensic behavioral analysis, and forensic psychometry.

    He serves as executive director of the National Board of Forensic Evaluators, assistant professor of instruction at the University of South Florida Dept. of Mental Health Law & Policy, southern regional director, Ethics Committee liaison, and International Counseling Task Force chair for the American Mental Health Counselors Association, chair of the Government Relations Committee for the Florida Mental Health Counselors Association, and consulting editor for AMHCA’s The Advocate Magazine.  He earned a BA in psychology, MA in rehabilitation and mental health counseling, and PhD in counselor education and supervision with a cognate in physiological psychology.

    He authored or co-authored the forensic evaluation section of the AMHCA Standards for the Practice of Clinical Mental Health Counseling, the proposal for AMHCA’s Clinical Mental Health Specialist in Forensic Evaluation (CMHS-FE) credential,  NBFE's analysis and position paper on counselors and psychological testing, NBFE's guide to laws and rules governing counselors and testing in the US, the DSM-5 to DSM-5-TR update article published in the American Counseling Association's Counseling Today magazine, and he has been published in several academic journals and professional magazines in the mental health professions.  He served on the expert panel that created the standards and written exam for the Florida Certification Board’s Certified Telehealth Practitioner (CTP) credential.

    He has 20 years of experience administering and interpreting psychological tests and measures in both clinical and forensic settings and in providing training and instruction on assessment and evaluation as an instructor and clinical supervisor, was awarded "Mental Health Counselor of the Year" by the American Mental Health Counselors Association in 2016, "Counselor Educator of the Year" by the Florida Mental Health Counselors Association in 2016, "Researcher of the Year" by the Florida Mental Health Counselors Association in 2019, and he was awarded AMHCA’s Public and Community Service Award in 2020.


    The National Board of Forensic Evaluators (NBFE) has been approved by the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 6189.  Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified.  NBFE is solely responsible for all aspects of the program. 

    This workshop has been approved for 40 hours of continuing education (32 general hours, 4 domestic violence hours, and 4 ethics hours) with the Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage & Family Therapy, & Mental Health Counseling.

    CE Broker Provider No. 50-15823

    CE Broker Tracking No.'s

    20-1174828 (Phase 1)

    20-1176072 (Phase 2)

    20-1176074 (Phase 3)

    20-1176094 (Phase 4) 

    Note: Phases 1, 2, and 3 include 9 general hours and 1 hour of ethics/professional boundaries, and Phase 4 includes 5 general hours, 4 domestic violence hours, and 1 hour of ethics/professional boundaries.

    NBFE is recognized and endorsed by the American Mental Health Counselors Association.

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    • 09 Jun 2024
    • 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
    • Hybrid Event: 555 S McDowell Street Charlotte, NC 28204
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    Hybrid Event

    Become a Certified Forensic Mental

    Health Evaluator (CFMHE)!

    AMHCA Annual Conference

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    Training Schedule:


    Workshop begins at 8AM EST
    First break at 10AM EST till 10:15 AM EST
    Training resumes until 1PM EST
    Lunch break from 1PM EST till 2PM EST
    Training resumes until last break 2PM EST till 3:45 PM EST
    Last break at 3:45PM EST till 4PM EST
    Training resumes 4PM EST and ends at 5:30PM EST

    In support of the American Mental Health Counselors Association (AMHCA), the National Board of Forensic Evaluators, Inc. (NBFE) announces our exclusive forensic mental health evaluator certification training event is a Hybrid Event, enabling mental health professionals across the country to attend remotely. NBFE is the only forensic certification organization officially endorsed by the American Mental Health Counselors Association (AMHCA)

       

     

    Forensic mental health evaluation is an impactful and lucrative area of specialization for licensed mental health professionals, yet few counselors, social workers, and marriage and family therapists are exposed to this unique specialty in their graduate training.  Whether you plan on working full time in forensics or just wish to supplement your practice with an additional funding stream, this credential can help you establish yourself as a forensic expert.  If you already work in the forensic field, this credential can boost your resume, sharpen your evaluation skills, and enhance your reputation as an expert.

    Join Our Elite

    Group of Certified Clinicians!

    Attendees who complete the entire certification process and are awarded the Certified Forensic Mental Health Evaluator (CFMHE) credential can use the credential to better establish themselves as experts in the forensic arena.

     

    NBFE’s all-inclusive 

    certification fee includes:

    • The 8-hour workshop on the fundamentals of forensic mental health evaluation online via Zoom.

    • Free 24/7 access to several webinar recordings and study materials designed to help candidates prepare for the written and oral examinations for certification

    • One-on-one mentoring (via email, phone, or webcam) with an expert CFMHE who provides feedback on written evaluation reports

    • Written examination and oral examination fees

    • Complimentary participation in select NBFE webinars

    • Complimentary access to NBFE’s member portal, including use of our online forum for questions and answers about forensic mental health evaluation.

    Get a Reduced Rate!

    NBFE’s all-inclusive certification fee is $715, but we are offering a heavily discounted fee of $600 for all candidates who register for this event in support of AMHCA. 

    Students and interns may attend at a reduced rate of $300 to start learning about forensic mental health evaluation. However, students and interns cannot obtain the full certification until they have been licensed for a full year, at which time they may pay the remaining $300 balance and continue with the certification process, having enjoyed the benefits to free and reduced-cost forensic webinars in the interim.

    Learning Objectives in which participants will:

    1. Participants will describe the certification and credentialing process for the Certified Forensic Mental Health Evaluator (CFMHE) credential.

    2. Participants will define "forensic mental health evaluation" and describe differences between forensic and clinical evaluations, ethical considerations for forensic evaluation, types of forensic mental health evaluations, and qualifications for administering and interpreting psychological tests.

    3. Participants will summarize subject matter incorporated into the CFMHE written examination, including Parental Alienation Syndrome and child custody cases, assessment and testing principles, psychopathic traits, domestic violence, competency to stand trial, malingering, civil commitment, laws and standards of forensic mental health evaluation, assessment of violence and suicide potential, interviewing techniques, personal injury cases, juvenile assessment, substance abuse evaluation, sexual abuse, expert witness standards, and resources to learn more.

    4. Participants will write a quality forensic evaluation report.

    5. Participants will describe tips and strategies for the oral examination and expert witness testimony.

    6. Participants will identify tests that can be used for forensic applications.

    Note that attendance at this workshop is not the only step in the certification process.  Attendees must also complete an online application, submit three reference letters, submit proof of licensure for at least one full year (associate, intern, and provisional license status will not meet this requirement unless the applicant is legally permitted to diagnose and treat mental disorders without being under the supervision of another licensed mental health professional), submit proof of malpractice insurance, document 40 hours of forensic-related training and/or experience (e.g., CEs, time spent conducting evaluations, writing reports, court testimony, etc.), pass the written examination (administered at the end of the workshop), submit a sample report, and pass the oral examination (done via webcam online) as depicted in the graphic below and on our website.  Most attendees already have the 40 hours experience (i.e., work-related experience or training experience) prior to attending the workshop, but many do not.  If an attendee does not already have 40 hours of forensic experience, he or she may apply 8 hours from by attending this workshop and then obtain the remaining hours through other means after the workshop by attending training events on forensic mental health-related topics with any approved CE provider (NBFE is not responsible for any additional costs incurred during that process).  


    About the Presenters

     Norman Hoffman, PhD, EdD, LMHC, LMFT,

    CFMHE, CCCE, CFBA, CFP

    A man who saw the potential, an innovator, pushing the boundaries to advance the cause of licensed professional counselor in the field of forensic mental health. He had the vision, the success in his field, sometimes overcoming great challenges to pave the way for those seeking status and professional recognition in a field of forensic mental health that has in the past been inaccessible.

    Dr. Hoffman had the boldness and courage to create a training and certification process paving the way for those seeking the status as psychiatrists and psychologists have. His dedication and persistence, despite systematic discrimination, made it possible for licensed professional counselors to have equal, if not elevated status in the field of forensic mental health.

    Dr. Hoffman is considered a pioneer with his passion and creativity to develop the pattern for those who pursue a role as an expert forensic mental health expert witness.

    Today, as Clinical Director of the Counseling and Psychotherapy Center in Ormond Beach, Florida, Dr. Hoffman continues to break through conventional barriers to provide families with the help and guidance they need. But he has not forgotten his musical foundation.

    He credits music with inspiring his collaborative approach to working with parents and professionals, and he continues to perform and write the jazz that started it all.


    Aaron Norton, PhD, LMHC, LMFT,

    CFMHE, CFBA, CFP

    Dr. Aaron Norton is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with certifications in addictions, alcohol and drug counseling, rehabilitation counseling, clinical mental health counseling, trauma treatment, forensic mental health evaluation, forensic behavioral analysis, and forensic psychometry.

    He serves as executive director of the National Board of Forensic Evaluators, assistant professor of instruction at the University of South Dept. of Mental Health Law & Policy, southern regional director, Ethics Committee liaison, and International Counseling Task Force chair for the American Mental Health Counselors Association, chair of the Government Relations Committee for the Florida Mental Health Counselors Association, and consulting editor for AMHCA’s The Advocate Magazine.

    He co-authored the Forensic Evaluation section of the "AMHCA Standards for the Practice of Clinical Mental Health Counseling,” authored the proposal for AMHCA’s Clinical Mental Health Specialist in Forensic Evaluation (CMHS-FE) credential, authored the DSM-5 to DSM-5-TR update article published in the American Counseling Association's Counseling Today magazine, and served on the expert panel that created the standards and written exam for the Florida Certification Board’s Certified Telehealth Practitioner (CTP) credential.

    He has 20 years of experience as a psychotherapist and clinical supervisor, was awarded Mental Health Counselor of the Year by the American Mental Health Counselors Association in 2016, Counselor Educator of the Year by the Florida Mental Health Counselors Association in 2016, Researcher of the Year by the Florida Mental Health Counselors Association in 2019, and he was awarded AMHCA’s Public and Community Service Award in 2020.

    An experienced writer, presenter, and trainer, he has been published in several academic journals and professional magazines in the counseling profession.


    Continuing Education Information

    ACEP No. 6189

    Florida CE Broker Tracking No. 20-1171162

    CE Broker Provider No. 50-15823

                                   

              

    Continuing Education Information: The National Board of Forensic Evaluators (NBFE) is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. NBFE maintains responsibility for this program and its content. The National Board of Forensic Evaluators (NBFE), ACEP No. 6189, and the American Mental Health Counselors Association (AMHCA) ACEP No.1012 , are cosponsors of this program. This cosponsorship has been approved by NBCC. Both ACEPs are responsible for this program, including the awarding of NBCC credit. This workshop has been approved for 8 hours of continuing education (6 general hours, 1 ethics/professional boundaries hour, and 1 domestic violence hour) with the Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage & Family Therapy, & Mental Health Counseling, CE Broker Tracking # 20-1171162. (CE Broker Provider #50-15823). NBFE is endorsed by and partnered with the American Mental Health Counselors Association. 

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22 Feb 2024 Forensic Mental Health Evaluation Workshop 8 CEs (FL24) - CE Broker Tracking No. 20-1122612 - ACEP #6189
12 Jan 2024 Casting the Net: Considerations for Evaluating and Testifying in Catfishing Cases 1 CE ACEP No. 6189 CE Broker Provider #50-15823 CE-Broker Tracking No. 20-1130350
05 Jan 2024 2024 Annual Conference: Expert Witness Academy - ACEP No.6189 - CE Broker Tracking No.20-1039928
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15 Sep 2023 Forensic Mental Health Workshop Online Event (SC23) CE Broker Tracking # 20-1049372, ACEP #6189
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26 Jun 2023 2023 NBFE-AMHCA Certification Workshop Hybrid Event (CE Broker Tracking # 20-1038620, ACEP #6189)
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29 Sep 2022 2022 NBFE-LPCANC Certification Workshop
24 Sep 2022 2022 NBFE-LCA Virtual Certification Workshop
14 Sep 2022 The Forensic Evaluator’s Guide to Parental Reunification
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10 Jun 2022 2022 NBFE-AMHCA Certification Workshop
09 Jun 2022 Ethics Panel: Addressing Ethical Concerns Involving Other Professionals
13 May 2022 Parenting in the Age of Digital Adversity
03 May 2022 2022 NBFE-LPCA GA Certification Workshop
30 Apr 2022 2022 NBFE-UMHCA Certification Workshop
11 Mar 2022 2022 Cannabis Update, Part 2: Evaluation and Clinical Decision-Making
25 Feb 2022 2022 Cannabis Update, Part 1: Cannabis Basics, Adverse Effects, Medicinal Uses
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29 Oct 2021 NBFE-SFACC 2021 Virtual Certification Workshop
27 Oct 2021 The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Mental Health: What the Research Tells Us, and What to Do About It
08 Oct 2021 2021 Update: The Mental Health Professional's Role in Evaluating the Need for Emotional Support Animals
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11 Jun 2021 NBFE-AMHCA 2021 Virtual Certification Workshop
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23 Apr 2021 NBFE-LPCA 2021 Virtual Certification Workshop
21 Apr 2021 How to Communicate With a Serial Killer
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26 Feb 2021 NBFE-FMHCA 2021 Virtual Certification Workshop
18 Dec 2020 How Records Reviews Can Make or Break a Forensic Evaluation
30 Oct 2020 NBFE/WVLPCA Certification Workshop
16 Oct 2020 Ethics, Hearsay and Ex parte Issues when conducting a Forensic Mental Health Evaluation
25 Sep 2020 "Good" Reports vs. "Bad" Reports: A Judicial Perspective
21 Aug 2020 The Counselor’s COVID-19 Survival Guide: Safety Precautions, Best Practices, and Telehealth During a Pandemic
20 Aug 2020 NBFE/FMHCA Summer Certification Workshop
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24 Jun 2020 NBFE/AMHCA Forensic Mental Health Evaluation Certification Training
29 May 2020 Bonding and Attachment: Theory and Application for Court
05 May 2020 NBFE/LPCA-GA Forensic Mental Health Evaluation Certification Training
28 Feb 2020 DSM-5 Resources for Differential Diagnosis
06 Feb 2020 NBFE/FMHCA Forensic Mental Health Evaluation Certification Training
10 Jan 2020 Ethics Update: Ethical Issues in Forensic Mental Health Evaluation
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25 Oct 2019 Reviewing Social Investigations and Forensic Reports
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