The 41st Annual FMHAC Conference
March 16-18, 2016
Board of Directors Elections
Director of Conference: Thomas Granucci, LCSW
Director of Education: Anna Kafka, PsyD
Secretary: Cynthia Lermond, PsyD (re-election)
Director of Education: Anna Kafka, PsyD
Secretary: Cynthia Lermond, PsyD (re-election)
Congratulations!
FMHAC William T. Rossiter Award Winner
Jennifer Skeem, PhD
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FMHAC Christine M. West Award Winners
The Mental Evaluation Unit - A Collaboration of the Los Angeles Police Department and the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health
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Conference Book List
- Kevin Dutton - The Wisdom of Psychopaths
- Kent A. Kiehl, PhD - The Psychopath Whisperer: The Science of Those Without Conscience
- Sue Klebold - A Mother's Reckoning: Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy
- Ann Rule - The Stranger Beside Me
- Daniel J. Siegel, MD - Brainstorm: The Power and Purpose of the Teenage Brain
- Bessel van der Kolk, MD - The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma
Presentation Handouts
OPENING PRESENTATION
The Assessment of Malingering: An Evidence-Based Approach
The Assessment of Malingering: An Evidence-Based Approach
- Charles Scott, MD
KEYNOTE PRESENTATION
Mass Shootings and the Mental Health System
Mass Shootings and the Mental Health System
- Amy Barnhorst, MD
BREAKOUT SESSION A
(A1) Part 1 - Motivational Interviewing: How to get your Clients to Talk Themselves into Positive Change
(A2) Retention and Risk Reduction … or Let's Bake Bread
(A3) Part 1 - Using DSM-5 to Diagnose Controversial Paraphilias
(A4) Part 1 - Understanding Trauma and Its Effects on Risk-Taking, Delinquency, and Criminal Behavior
(A5) Part 1 - Misuse of Psychiatric Medications in Forensic Settings and Update on Medical Marijuana
(A6) WORDS TO DEEDS TRACK Los Angeles & San Francisco: Blueprints for Change
(A1) Part 1 - Motivational Interviewing: How to get your Clients to Talk Themselves into Positive Change
- Jennifer Baity, LCSW, LAADC, MHRC Program Director, San Francisco General Hospital
(A2) Retention and Risk Reduction … or Let's Bake Bread
- Thomas Granucci, LCSW, Supervising US Probation Officer/EBP Coordinator, US Probation Office
- Victoria Simon, PhD, MFT, Founder/Developer, JustUs
(A3) Part 1 - Using DSM-5 to Diagnose Controversial Paraphilias
- Charles A. Flinton, PhD, Chief Forensic Psychologist, San Francisco Forensic Institute
- Deirdre D'Orazio, PhD, CEO, Central Coast Clinical and Forensic Psychology Services
(A4) Part 1 - Understanding Trauma and Its Effects on Risk-Taking, Delinquency, and Criminal Behavior
- Gena Castro Rodriguez, PsyD, LMFT, Chief of Victim Services, Office of District Attorney George Gascón
(A5) Part 1 - Misuse of Psychiatric Medications in Forensic Settings and Update on Medical Marijuana
- Anthony Cozzolino, MD, Chief Psychiatrist- Adult Division, Department of Mental Health, Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
- Mark Stanford, PhD, Senior Director, Integrated Behavioral Health and Quality Improvement, Encompass Community Services
(A6) WORDS TO DEEDS TRACK Los Angeles & San Francisco: Blueprints for Change
- William Hodgman, JD, Assistant District Attorney, Los Angeles County
- Kathleen Connolly Lacey, LCSW, Program Director, UCSF/Citywide Case Management Forensic Program
BREAKOUT SESSION B
(B1) Part 2 - Motivational Interviewing: How to get your Clients to Talk Themselves into Positive Change
(B2) Improving Decision-Making and Reducing Bias in Forensic Evaluations
(B3) Part 2 - Using DSM-5 To Diagnose Controversial Paraphilias
(B4) Part 2 - Understanding Trauma and Its Effects on Risk-Taking, Delinquency, and Criminal Behavior
(B5) Part 2 - Misuse of Psychiatric Medications in Forensic Settings and Update on Medical Marijuana
(B6) WORDS TO DEEDS TRACK Examining the Mental Health and Criminal Justice Systems Intersection: A Project of the Mental Health Services Oversight and Accountability Commission (MHSOAC)
(B1) Part 2 - Motivational Interviewing: How to get your Clients to Talk Themselves into Positive Change
- Jennifer Baity, LCSW, LAADC, MHRC Program Director, San Francisco General Hospital
- Handouts: Baity Slides Part 1, Baity Slides Part 2, Baity MI Handout
(B2) Improving Decision-Making and Reducing Bias in Forensic Evaluations
- Joseph Lockhart, PhD, ABPP, Consulting Psychologist, Department of State Hospitals
- Saty Satya-Murti, MD, FAAN, Health Policy Consultant
(B3) Part 2 - Using DSM-5 To Diagnose Controversial Paraphilias
- Charles A. Flinton, PhD, Chief Forensic Psychologist, San Francisco Forensic Institute
- Deirdre D'Orazio, PhD, CEO, Central Coast Clinical and Forensic Psychology Services
(B4) Part 2 - Understanding Trauma and Its Effects on Risk-Taking, Delinquency, and Criminal Behavior
- Gena Castro Rodriguez, PsyD, LMFT, Chief of Victim Services, Office of District Attorney George Gascón
(B5) Part 2 - Misuse of Psychiatric Medications in Forensic Settings and Update on Medical Marijuana
- Anthony Cozzolino, MD, Chief Psychiatrist- Adult Division, Department of Mental Health, Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
- Mark Stanford, PhD, Senior Director, Integrated Behavioral Health and Quality Improvement, Encompass Community Services
(B6) WORDS TO DEEDS TRACK Examining the Mental Health and Criminal Justice Systems Intersection: A Project of the Mental Health Services Oversight and Accountability Commission (MHSOAC)
- Toby Ewing, PhD, Executive Director, Mental Health Services Act Oversight and Accountability Commission
- Ashley Mills, MS, Research Program Specialist, Mental Health Services Act Oversight and Accountability Commission
BREAKOUT SESSION C
(C1) Implementing the Seeking Safety Model for Individuals Suffering From Trauma and/or Substance Abuse
(C2) Law Enforcement/Mental Health A Comprehensive Approach To Mental Illness and the Criminal Justice System
(C3) Online Sexual Misconduct: Psychological Aspects and Risk Assessment
(C4) Remediating Juvenile Competency to Stand Trial: The Kids' Court School Competency Remediation Program
(C5) Community Transition Center: A Collaborative Approach to Offender Reentry
(C6) WORDS TO DEEDS TRACK Stepping Up California: County Leaders Working to Safely Reduce the Prevalence of Individuals with Mental Illness in Jail
(C1) Implementing the Seeking Safety Model for Individuals Suffering From Trauma and/or Substance Abuse
- Ryan Sanft, LCSW, Director, Impression Healthcare Services, Inc. & PTSD Team Lead VAMC Loma Linda
(C2) Law Enforcement/Mental Health A Comprehensive Approach To Mental Illness and the Criminal Justice System
- Lieutenant Brian Bixler, Officer-in-Charge, Crisis Response Support Section, Los Angeles Police Department
- Chuck Lennon, LCSW, Mental Health Program Director, LAPD Mental Evaluation Unit, Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health
- Detective Paul Scire, Officer-in-Charge, Case Assessment and Management Program (CAMP), Mental Evaluation Unit, Los Angeles Police Department
- Detective Michael Morlan, Officer-in-Charge of the Mental Evaluation Unit, Los Angeles Police Department
(C3) Online Sexual Misconduct: Psychological Aspects and Risk Assessment
- Hy Malinek, PsyD, Clinical and Forensic Psychologist
(C4) Remediating Juvenile Competency to Stand Trial: The Kids' Court School Competency Remediation Program
- Rebecca Nathanson, PhD, James Rogers Professor of Education & Law, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
- Shauna Conner, Los Angeles County Department of Probation
(C5) Community Transition Center: A Collaborative Approach to Offender Reentry
- Karna Lau, MPA, Supervising Probation Officer, San Diego Probation, Post Release Offender Division
- Michelle Romero, LMFT, Program Manager, Behavioral Health Services Team, Optum
(C6) WORDS TO DEEDS TRACK Stepping Up California: County Leaders Working to Safely Reduce the Prevalence of Individuals with Mental Illness in Jail
- Hallie Fader-Towe, Senior Policy Advisor for the Council of State Governments Justice Center
- Robert Ochs, LCSW, Sonoma County Chief Probation Officer
- Natalie Berns, Santa Cruz County Probation Department
- Pam Rogers-Wyman, MFT, Santa Cruz County Behavioral Health
BREAKOUT SESSION D
(D1) Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) for Forensic Populations
(D2) & (D6) WORDS TO DEEDS TRACK Creative Strategies for De-criminalizing the Mentally Ill
(D3) Psychodynamic Forensic Case Formulation
(D4) Addressing Theory of Mind Deficits in Children with Attachment Disorders
(D5) 'Just Get Over It' Just Isn't Enough: Toward a Conceptual Framework for Trauma-Informed Care
(D1) Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP) for Forensic Populations
- Kathleen Wallace, San Francisco Community Behavioral Health
(D2) & (D6) WORDS TO DEEDS TRACK Creative Strategies for De-criminalizing the Mentally Ill
- Sandra Sigrist, LCSW, Adult & Aging Clinical Manager, Yolo County Health & Human Services Agency
- Christopher Z. Bulkeley, JD, Supervising Deputy District Attorney, Yolo County District Attorney's Office
- Ian Evans, MFTI, Clinician, Yolo County Health & Human Services Agency
- Christina Tranfaglia, MFT, Deputy Probation Officer, Mental Health Court, Yolo County
(D3) Psychodynamic Forensic Case Formulation
- Eric P. Simon, PhD, ABPP, SVP Evaluator, California Department of State Hospitals Sex Offender Program
(D4) Addressing Theory of Mind Deficits in Children with Attachment Disorders
- Randall Ramirez, LCSW, LMFT, Clinical Director, Discovery Counseling Center
(D5) 'Just Get Over It' Just Isn't Enough: Toward a Conceptual Framework for Trauma-Informed Care
- Alicia Summers, PhD, Program Director, Research & Evaluation, National Council of Juvenile & Family Ct Judges
CLOSING PRESENTATION
'What Works' for People with Mental Illness in the Criminal Justice System
'What Works' for People with Mental Illness in the Criminal Justice System
- Jennifer Skeem, PhD, Clinical Psychologist, Professor, School of Social Welfare & Goldman School of Public Policy, UC Berkeley
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Extreme Self-Harm in California Prison Inmates: A Case Series and Formulation
Strength-Based Interventions Within the Context of Risk-Need-Responsivity: Supporting a Treatment Milieu Through Positive Psychology, while Targeting the Reduction of Risks and Enhancement of Protective Qualities
- Robert D. Canning, PhD
- Melinda DiCiro, PsyD
- Gregory C. Czar, PhD
- Ronald A. Glaus, PhD
- Gary Hubbard, MFT
- Cheryl Malinowski, PsyD
- Handout: Hubbard Poster Handout
- Sam Knudsen, Esq
Strength-Based Interventions Within the Context of Risk-Need-Responsivity: Supporting a Treatment Milieu Through Positive Psychology, while Targeting the Reduction of Risks and Enhancement of Protective Qualities
- Willow Saloum PsyD
- Anthony Yrigollen, ACSW
- Handout: Saloum Poster
- Bethany Walters, MA
- Dana Dalgleish, MA
- Tamar Kenworthy, PsyD
- Eric Hickey, PhD
- Michelle Wysopal, PsyD
- Venus Klinger, MA
REFERENCES
The 41st Annual FMHAC Conference
March 16-18, 2016
Hyatt Regency, Monterey, CA
March 16-18, 2016
Hyatt Regency, Monterey, CA
2016 GOLD CORPORATE MEMBER
2016 SUSTAINING MEMBERS
- Gilbert Abdalian, MBA, MFT
- Patricia Butler, RN
- Kenneth Carabello
- Carson Chambers, PhD
- Trayci Dahi, PhD
- Jeffery Elias, Esq
- Harry Goldberg, PhD
- Mark Grabau, PhD
- Thomas Granucci, LCSW
- Carrie Gustafson
- Robert Hart, MD
- Ronald Kaufman, PsyD
- Samuel Knudsen, Esq
- Robert Leark, PhD
- Cynthia Lermond, PsyD
- Joseph Lockhart, PhD
- David Meyer, Esq
- Chief Robert Ochs, LCSW
- Beverly Purdy, MD
- Sanjay Rao, MD
- Armando Sandoval
- Munir Sewani, PhD
- Tani Shaffer, PhD
- Douglas Taylor Smith, LCSW
- Alan Stillman, LCSW
- Lindsay Weston, Esq
2016 WORDS TO DEEDS TRACK SPONSORS
CONTINUING EDUCATION
Board of Behavioral Science Examiners / Board of Registered Nursing
14.5 CEUs available in 2016:
up to 4.5 CEUs Wednesday
up to 6 CEUs for the 2nd day
up to 4 CEUs for Wrap-up Session
Mandatory Continuing Education for Psychologists (MCEP)
FMHAC is an approved provider through the CPA (FOR005):
14.5 CEUs available in 2016:
up to 4.5 CEUs Wednesday
up to 6 CEUs for the 2nd day
up to 4 CEUs for Wrap-up Session
CE Statement: FMHAC is approved by the California Psychological Association to provide continuing professional education for psychologists. FMHAC maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
Continuing Medical Education (CMEs)
Check back for an update on CMEs.
California State Bar (MCLE)
FMHAC is an approved provider, Provider #15388, selected sessions.
Selected Sessions:
Toby Ewing, PhD
Hallie Fader-Towe, Esq
William Hodgman, Esq
Karna Lau, MPA
Joseph Lockhart, PhD, ABPP
Hy Malinek, PhD
Rebecca Nathanson, PhD
Charles Scott, MD
Jennifer Skeem, PhD
Sandra Sigrist, LCSW
Eric Simon, PhD, ABPP
Alicia Summers, PhD
Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST)
POST credits were not obtained in 2016.
Board of State and Community Corrections (STC)
For Standards and Training for Corrections (STC) participants who need STC training credit for this event, please either arrange a work related special request before the event or apply for Special Certification after the event. Both of these go through your STC training manager/coordinator.
The process for a Special Certification:
Inform your training manager that you will be attending this conference and you will be asking for a Special Certification.
Upon returning from the conference, inform your training manager how many hours you attended and ask them to submit a Special Certification for those hours.
14.5 CEUs available in 2016:
up to 4.5 CEUs Wednesday
up to 6 CEUs for the 2nd day
up to 4 CEUs for Wrap-up Session
Mandatory Continuing Education for Psychologists (MCEP)
FMHAC is an approved provider through the CPA (FOR005):
14.5 CEUs available in 2016:
up to 4.5 CEUs Wednesday
up to 6 CEUs for the 2nd day
up to 4 CEUs for Wrap-up Session
CE Statement: FMHAC is approved by the California Psychological Association to provide continuing professional education for psychologists. FMHAC maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
Continuing Medical Education (CMEs)
Check back for an update on CMEs.
California State Bar (MCLE)
FMHAC is an approved provider, Provider #15388, selected sessions.
Selected Sessions:
Toby Ewing, PhD
Hallie Fader-Towe, Esq
William Hodgman, Esq
Karna Lau, MPA
Joseph Lockhart, PhD, ABPP
Hy Malinek, PhD
Rebecca Nathanson, PhD
Charles Scott, MD
Jennifer Skeem, PhD
Sandra Sigrist, LCSW
Eric Simon, PhD, ABPP
Alicia Summers, PhD
Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST)
POST credits were not obtained in 2016.
Board of State and Community Corrections (STC)
For Standards and Training for Corrections (STC) participants who need STC training credit for this event, please either arrange a work related special request before the event or apply for Special Certification after the event. Both of these go through your STC training manager/coordinator.
The process for a Special Certification:
Inform your training manager that you will be attending this conference and you will be asking for a Special Certification.
Upon returning from the conference, inform your training manager how many hours you attended and ask them to submit a Special Certification for those hours.
