Identifying and Restructuring Criminogenic Thinking (ONLINE)

Course Overview

Addressing antisocial patterns is no longer just an “add-on” area of practice. For example, among the general populations in many countries, justice-involvement has become as prevalent as common mental health disorders. Successful intervention with this client group requires a focus on a set of specific risk domains that facilitate criminal/antisocial behaviour (beyond mental health symptoms), as well as an alternative constellation of criminogenic thinking patterns that drive criminal and self-destructive behaviours.

Join Dr Raymond ‘Chip’ Tafrate who will be zooming in LIVE from the USA to present this popular workshop.

Course dates: Thursday 24th July 2025 and Friday 25th July 2025

Course schedule: 9am - 1.30pm on both days (times are AEST Melbourne VIC)

This training course runs across two half days, attendance is required on both days.

 

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