Friday,
February 2, 2018 (8:30am-5:00pm) - Saturday, February 3, 2018 (8:30am-4:00pm), 13
CE credit hours
Alliant
International University
One Beach Street
San Francisco, CA
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This practical,
two-day workshop supports the clinical application of the Rorschach
Performance Assessment System (R-PAS) with children and
adolescents. The current status of R-PAS, recent research
with R-PAS with children, and developmental trends are highlighted as
foundation for applying the test to youth. Participants will
be introduced to the child norms, the online computer system and
resources, and the R-PAS interpretive output, and practical
demonstrations will be provided. Clinical application of
R-PAS is emphasized on the second day by presenting both an adolescent
and a child case. In addition, we will schedule a phone
conference about a month after the workshop to enable participants to
ask follow-up questions and to consolidate their knowledge and skills.
Learning Objectives:
1. Describe important Rorschach administration factors that might
differ for children and adolescents versus adults.
2. Analyze and interpret child and adolescent normative foundations of
the child norms.
3. Utilize online systems for scoring child and adolescent protocols.
4. Identify variables that are associated with development
distributions.
5. Translate R-PAS normative output to interpretative statements.
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For this intermediate level workshop, we assume
attendees have previous experience and training with R-PAS.
Reading the R-PAS Manual (Meyer, Viglione, Mihura, Erard, &
Erdberg, 2011; chapters 1, 3, 4, 5, 8, & 10), will be
particularly helpful for participants, as would be scheduling a
practice administration a week or two after the workshop.
The manual is available at the
R-PAS website (www.r-pas.org). After
registering for the workshop a 10%
discount code will be forwarded to you so that you can order it.
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Following is a
schedule for
this four-day workshop.
Day 1 – Morning
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8:30 AM --
Registration --
9:00am - Noon
-- Conceptual & Practical issues in using R-PAS with children,
current status of R-PAS, child norms, recent research with R-PAS with
children, developmental trends.
Afternoon --
1:15 to 5pm -- Interpretation with children and adolescents, key
variables, the online computer system and resources, and the R-PAS
interpretive output
Day 2 – Morning
--
8:30 AM - Noon -- Child Case
Afternoon -- 1:30 to 4pm -- Adolescent Case
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Faculty – Philip
Erdberg, PhD, ABPP; Donald Viglione, PhD, ABAP &
Jessica Lipkind, PhD.
Philip Erdberg PhD,
ABPP -- Dr. Erdberg is a diplomate in clinical psychology
of the American Board of Professional Psychology. He is a
past-president of the Society for Personality Assessment, the 1995
recipient of the Society's Distinguished Contribution Award, and the
2001 recipient of the Outstanding Achievement Award of the Forensic
Mental Health Association of California. Dr. Erdberg is on
the faculty of the San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis and is an
associate clinical professor at the University of California-San
Francisco School of Medicine.
Donald Viglione Ph.D., ABAP
-- Dr. Viglione is a Distinguished Professor at the California School
of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University and past
director of both the Ph.D. and Psy.D. programs in clinical psychology
there. He has more than 30 years of experience teaching the
Rorschach and has more than 80 publications. His assessment
research focuses on the Rorschach and includes work on malingering,
trauma, violence, child, and psychometric issues. He has
offered Rorschach workshops internationally and is a Fellow of the
Society for Personality Assessment.
Jessica
Lipkind, Ph.D. -- Dr. Jessica Lipkind is a licensed
clinical
psychologist with a specialty in treatment and psychological
assessment of children and adolescents. She is the Assistant Director
of the Assessment Program at the WestCoast Children's Clinic.
In addition, Dr. Lipkind maintains a private practice where
she conducts evaluations using the Therapeutic Assessment model with
children, adolescents, and families. She is a member of the
R-PAS Research and Development Group. She has presented
nationally and internationally on the assessment of children, trauma,
and attachment.
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