The 39th Annual Conference FORENSIC MENTAL HEALTH: THE JOINING OF ART & SCIENCE March 19-21, 2014 Monterey, California KEYNOTE ADDRESS JOSEPH MALANCHARUVIL, PHD Renewed Passion and New Methods in Forensic Mental Health Dr. Joseph Malancharuvil, Clinical Diplomate of the American Board of Professional Psychology, has more than thirty years of experience treating individuals suffering from severe mental illnesses and personality pathology. Formerly Chief Psychologist and Clinical Administrator at Patton State Hospital, Dr. Malancharuvil has published several peer reviewed articles and two novels, Dancing with Madness and A Refusal To Be Mentally Ill. - Up to 13 connuing educaon units - BBS, BRN, MCEP approved CME approved for selected sessions MCLE and POST under review ALLAN SCHORE, PHD Attachment, Regulation Theory, Relational Trauma, and the Origin of a Predisposition to Violence Renowned researcher, Dr. Allan Schore’s work in Trauma Psychology has in- cluded studies on early right- brain affect regulation and relational trauma. His presentation will include interpersonal neurobiologi- cal models of attachment, the negative impact of re- lational trauma on the developmental trajectory of the right brain, and the origins of attachment trauma- related psychopathologies of self-regulation, includ- ing posttraumatic stress disorder and a predisposition to violence. OPENING SESSION The Affordable Care Act and Its Impact in Forensics Steve Rosenberg Contemporary Thinking and Approaches to Work with Sexually Abusive Youth Phil Rich, EdD, LCSW Court Testimony Issues in Sex Offender Cases Amy Phenix, PhD The DSM-5 and the Law: A Forensic Focus Charles Scott, MD MaRCh 19-21, 2014 REgiSTER ONLiN E CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS
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Th e 3 9 t h A n n ua l Co n f e r e n c e
Forensic Mental HealtH: tHe Joining oF art & science
March 19-21, 2014 Monterey, California
keynote address
Joseph MalanCharuvil, phD
Renewed Passion and New Methods in
Forensic Mental HealthDr. Joseph Malancharuvil, Clinical Diplomate of the American Board of Professional Psychology, has more than thirty years of experience treating individuals suffering from severe mental illnesses and personality pathology. Formerly Chief Psychologist and Clinical Administrator at Patton State Hospital, Dr. Malancharuvil has published several peer reviewed articles and two novels, Dancing with Madness and A Refusal To Be Mentally Ill.
- Up to 13 continuing education units -BBS, BRN, MCEP approved
CME approved for selected sessions MCLE and POST under review
allan sChore, phDAttachment, Regulation
Theory, Relational Trauma, and the
Origin of a Predisposition to Violence
Renowned researcher, Dr. Allan Schore’s work in Trauma Psychology has in-cluded studies on early right-
brain affect regulation and relational trauma. His presentation will include interpersonal neurobiologi-cal models of attachment, the negative impact of re-lational trauma on the developmental trajectory of the right brain, and the origins of attachment trauma-related psychopathologies of self-regulation, includ-ing posttraumatic stress disorder and a predisposition to violence.
opening session
The Affordable Care Act and Its Impact in Forensicssteve rosenberg
Contemporary Thinking and Approaches to Work with Sexually Abusive Youth Phil rich, edD, lcsW
Court Testimony Issues in Sex Offender Cases amy Phenix, PhD
The DSM-5 and the Law: A Forensic Focuscharles scott, MD
Forensic Mental HealtH: tHe Joining oF art & science
March 19-21, 2014 Monterey, california
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sarah DesMarais,
phDIntegration of Structured
Risk Assessment into Clinical Practice
Though mental health professionals often receive considerable training in the use of structured approaches to assess violence risk, they rarely receive training in how to integrate the assessment results into clinical practice. Dr. Sarah Desmarais, co-author of the Short-Term Assessment of Risk and Treatability (START) risk assessment tool, will fill this gap with this presentation about using assessment tools to assist with treatment planning, decisions regarding supervision, and matching assessment results to appropriate interventions.
Dr. Desmarais trains and consults with mental health and criminal justice professionals worldwide on the implementation of START and other risk assessment approaches.
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MiChael CalDwell,
psYD Treatment of Violent
Delinquents with Psychopathic FeaturesIn every state, a small number of particularly
violent and intractable juvenile delinquents absorb a disproportionate amount of rehabilitation resources and account for an excessive number of violent crimes. Many of these juveniles show early indications of psychopathic features, and many continue to commit violent crimes into adulthood. This workshop will describe the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center, an innovative approach to these youth that has proven successful at reducing violent recidivism, even among youth with significant psychopathic features.
Dr. Michael Caldwell is Co-founder of the Mendota Juvenile Treatment Center and works there as a Senior Staff Psychologist.
Juvenile offenderssex offender
clinical/assessmentlegal
Psychiatric
sessions may fall into multiple tracks. participants can attend presentations across all five tracks.
continuing education
• CEUs are approved for attendees licensed with the BBs, Brn, MCep, and CMe.
CME Statements: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the institute for Medical Quality/California Medical association (iMQ/CMa) through the joint sponsorship of SCVMC and FMHAC. The SCVMC is accredited by the
institute for Medical Quality/California Medical association (iMQ/CMa) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. The SCVMC designates this Live Activity for a maximum of 12 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. This credit may also be applied to the CMA Certification in Continuing Medical Education.
POST and MCLE are under review.•
• STC units are approved by Special Certification through your Training Manager.
• Sex Offender presentations fulfill general hours of Sex Offender Training Requirements.
2:00 pm – 5:30 pm OPeNINg SeSSIONAttachment, Regulation Theory, Relational Trauma, and the Origin of a Predisposition to Violence
Part 1: early Right Brain Affect Regulation and the Origins of emotional Well-BeingPart 2: Relational Trauma, Right Brain Affect Dysregulation, and the Origins of a
Predisposition to ViolenceAllan Schore, PhD, Clinical Faculty, UCLA School of Medicine
7:00 pm WeLCOMe, COMMeMORATION AND KeyNOTeRenewed Passion and New Methods in Forensic Mental HealthJoseph Malancharuvil, PhD, Retired Chief of Psychology, Patton State Hospital
9:00 pm ReCePTION AND POSTeR PReSeNTATION
THURSDAy MARCH 20
8:30 am-10:00 am BReAK OUT SeSSION A
(A1) The Affordable Care Act and Its Impact on Forensics Steve Rosenberg, President, Community Oriented Correctional Health Services
(A2) Treating Complex Trauma: Using emotive Writing to Facilitate Posttrauatic HealingRaymond L. Scott, PhD, Clinical Psychologist, Department of State Hospitals, Stockton
(A3) Laura’s Law: Two Counties, Two Perspectives, One goalTom Behr, JD, Attorney at Law, Board Member of the San Diego County Mental Health BoardMichael Heggarty, MFT, Director of Health (Mental Health, Public Health, Alcohol and Drug), Nevada County
(A4) Part 1 Forensic expert Testimony in Sexually Violent Predator CasesAmy Phenix, PhD, Private Practice
(A5) Commercial Sexually exploited Children in the Juvenile Justice System: Victims or PerpetratorsThe Honorable Catherine Pratt, Commissioner, Los Angeles County Superior CourtThe Honorable Donna Quigley groman, Judge, Los Angeles County Superior CourtBarbara Hernandez, PsyD, LMFT, Crittenton
10:30 am-12 noon BReAK OUT SeSSION B
(B1) Dancing In The Mine Field: Community Placement of Sexually Violent PredatorsAlan Stillman, LCSW, executive Director, Liberty CACONReP
(B2) emerging Best Practice for Persons with Developmental Disabilities with Co-Occurring Psychiatric and/or Substance Use Disorders Who Are Known to the Criminal Justice SystemPeggie Webb, MA, Program Manager, San Diego Regional CenterDick Conklin, LCSW, Criminal Justice / Mental Health Consultant, San Diego Sheriff’s Department (Ret.)Kali Patterson, MFT, Project Connect Director, exodus Recovery, Inc.
NOTE: This program is subject to change. MCLE and POST are under review for selected sessions. CME is approved for selected sessions only.
(B3) Juvenile Competency Restoration in Santa Clara County: Reviewing the First Two yearsJanet Warren, DSW, Professor of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences, University of VirginiaSteve Monte, LCSW, Healthcare Program Manager, County of Santa Clara
(B4) Part 2 Forensic expert Testimony in Sexually Violent Predator Cases Amy Phenix, PhD, Private Practice
(B5) Mindfulness-Based Interventions for Incarcerated youth Sam Himelstein, PhD, executive Director, Mind Body Awareness Project
1:30 pm – 3:00 pm BReAK OUT SeSSION C
(C1) Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT): Implementation in an In-Patient SettingAdrienne DiFabio, PhD, Psychologist, Napa State HospitalNicole Weinstein, PhD, Psychologist, Napa State Hospital
(C2) Part 1 Integration of Structured Risk Assessment into Clinical PracticeSarah L. Desmarais, PhD, Assistant Professor, North Carolina State University
(C3) A Potential Full Court Press: Some of the Forensic Implications of the Transition to the DSM-5glenn Lipson, PhD, Program Director/Professor, CA School of Forensic Studies, Alliant International University
(C4) Part 1 Forensic Report Writing in Sex Offender CasesPhilip Witt, PhD, ABPP, Private Practice
(C5) Part 1 Treatment of Violent Delinquents with Psychopathic FeaturesMichael Caldwell, PsyD, Lecturer, University of Wisconsin-Madison
3:30 pm - 5:00 pm BReAK OUT SeSSION D
(D1) growing Older in CustodyJohn Chamberlain, MD, Assistant Director, Psychiatry and the Law Program; Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, UC San Francisco Department of Psychiatry
(D2) Part 2 Integration of Structured Risk Assessment into Clinical PracticeSarah L. Desmarais, PhD, Assistant Professor, North Carolina State University
(D3) Trying to Bring Sanity to InsanityAlex Landon, JD, Attorney
(D4) Part 2 Forensic Report Writing in Sex Offender CasesPhilip Witt, PhD, ABPP, Private Practice
(D5) Part 2 Treatment of Violent Delinquents with Psychopathic FeaturesMichael Caldwell, PsyD, Lecturer, University of Wisconsin-Madison
FRIDAy MARCH 21
8:30 am - 12 noon TRACK A
The DSM-5 and the Law: A Forensic FocusCharles Scott, MD, Professor of Clinical Psychiatry, UC Davis Medical Center
8:30 am - 12noon TRACK B
Contemporary Thinking and Approaches to Working with Sexually Abusive youthPhil Rich, edD, LICSW, Consultant/Trainer
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loCation and lodging
Hyatt Regency Resort & Spa1 Old Golf Course Rd.Monterey, CA 93940 map
Make your room reservations online at a rate of $129 per night.
Complimentary Resort Benefits when you stay at the Hyatt -contact the Hyatt for more information-
Wifi in guest rooms• Self & Valet Parking• Resort & Indoor Games•
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The Hyatt Regency Resort & Spa offers a resort layout to enhance your conference experience and is a great place to bring your family and friends. The Hyatt has a wide range of activities and entertainment your family and friends can enjoy while you attend the conference or relax during breaks. Activities include swimming in the pool, taking a bike ride, relaxing with a massage at the spa, or spending the morning at the golf course. Even better, it has large, comfortable meeting rooms that will allow our conference to grow!
Cancellation PolicyCancellation requests must be submitted in writing. $50 cancellation fee if request is received by February 26th; $100 fee if received after February 26th. Cancellations are not accepted after March 14, 2014
awaRdsSubmit your nomination for the
Rossiter and West Awards
The Rossiter Award honors an individual who has made an exceptional global contribution to the field of forensic mental health over a period of time. The West Award recognizes a person significant individual contributions in areas such as forensic mental health education, clinical treatment, research or program development.
Click here for more information.
Registration IncludesAttendance to all presentations 3/19-3/21• Welcome Reception on 3/19• Continental Breakfast on 3/20 & 3/21• Lunch on 3/20 •
Complimentary tennis court time• Shoe shine• Wine sample at the onsite tasting room•
10% discount at several shops• $20 credit toward the coastal/nature • hike at Hyatt Carmel Highlands
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FMHAC Board of Directors open positions:Secr• etaryDirector of Conference• Direct• or of Education
Contact us for more information about these positions. Letters of Interest with resumes must be submitted by March 1st.
Remember to join us at the FMHAC Annual Business Meeting at the conference on 3/20!
2014 conference registrationmarch 19-21, 2014 register online at www.fmhac.net
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ConFerenCe reGisTraTionConference fees include participation in all events but do not include hotel room or meal costs. Only online registration will be processed after March 12th.
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$200 Sustaining FMHAC Membership FMHAC provides support and education specifically to professionals in forensic mental health. Give a little more to help sustain FMHAC so we can continue to help you give the best care to your mentally ill clients in the criminal justice system while saving on conference fees at the same time.
$75 Regular FMHAC MembershipBecoming a member of the Forensic Mental Health Association is a great way to become more involved and support positive changes in your field and community while getting a discount on conference tuition at the same time.
$25 Student FMHAC MembershipRegular FMHAC Membership at a discounted rate for full-time students. Please send verification of full-time student status.
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location hyatt regency resort & spa, 1 old Golf Course road Monterey, Ca 93940
loDging The hyatt regency resort & spa resort layout offers you more time outside and makes it a great place to bring your family, with a wide range of activities and entertainment they can enjoy while you attend the conference. Activities include swimming in the pool, taking a bike ride, relaxing with a massage at the spa, or spending the morning at the golf course.
Make your room reservations at the Hyatt online with a conference rate of $129 per night. Guest room wifi, parking, and activity discounts are included. www.fmhac.net/confregister.html
continuing eDucation CEUs will be given for BBS, BRN, MCEP, MCLE, and POST. Check our website, www.fmhac.net/confregister.html, for information on CMe status.
stuDent scHolarsHiPs Available for full-time students in exchange for providing assistance at the conference. www.fmhac.net/confscholarship.html
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cancellation Policy Cancellation requests must be submitted in writing. $50 cancellation fee if request is received by February 26th; $100 fee if received after February 26th. cancellations are not accepted after March 14, 2014.
