AAPL Forensic Self-Assessment Exam 2024
The goal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law's Forensic Psychiatry Self-Assessment Examination is to provide information and feedback on individual...
American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law
American Academy of Psychiatry
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How to use the AAPL Education Center
Members of the American Academy of Psychiatry and Law may log in using their existing AAPL web site account. Specific courses or content can be found using the search bar at the top of the page or the "explore learning catalog" option below. To reset a password or create a new account please do so on the main AAPL web site.
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Content On-Demand
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Courses
Thank You for the Memories: The Recovered Memory Debate by Dr. Thomas Gutheil
The question of whether psychological trauma can result in amnesia of memories has remains unanswered and debated in the psychiatric community. In the 1990s the...
LGBTQIA Issues in the Criminal Justice & Corrections Systems
Not unlike cisgender heterosexual persons, LGBTQIA individuals interact with every level of the justice system. For LGBTQIA individuals however, their sexual or gender...
Telling the Whole Truth: Neurological Evidence in the Courtroom
Neurological evidence (neurological diagnoses, neuroimaging, neuropsychological testing, and/or neurological exam findings) is increasingly used in forensic...
NOLA True Crime Presentation
During the devastation of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, many neighborhoods in New Orleans faced catastrophic effects of the flood. During the long rebuilding process...
Do's and Don'ts of Depositions by Dr. Philip Resnick
Since over 90% of civil cases settle before trial, the expert’s deposition often has substantial impact on the amount of settlement. The goals of deposing attorneys...