Violence Risk Management is:
- A set of practitioner skills that involve screening, assessment and intervention
- Guided by research and practice
- An important set of competencies for practitioners in most any setting
Working with forensic experts, CPI has developed a series of three modules that address this most important topic. Extensive use of videos highlights important knowledge and skills.
The first module, available since 2016, focuses on
violence risk screening. Its objectives are:
- Identify the purpose of violence risk screening
- List key topics to be covered with a violence risk screening
- Recognize when violence risk screening should lead to an assessment
The second module in the series focuses on
violence risk assessment. Its objectives are:
- Define static and dynamic risk factors
- Describe types of risk assessments
- Recognize components of risk formulation
The third module focuses on
treatment interventions. Its objectives are:
- Identify risk management interventions
- Describe treatment plans
- Recognize junctures for reassessment
You can access this series through CPI's learning management system:
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