Dr. John Nocoletti: Mental Health Assessment and Management of Threatening Behaviors
Presented by Region V Systems, Great Plains ATAP, & the University of Nebraska Public Policy Center
8:30 am –
5:00 pm
UNMC College of Nursing
Room: Auditorium
550 N 19th Street
University of Nebraska-Lincoln City Campus Lincoln NE 68503
University of Nebraska-Lincoln City Campus Lincoln NE 68503
Contact:
Lindsey Button, (402) 472-5772, lindsey.button@unl.edu
Mental Health Assessment and Management of Threatening Behaviors
April 18 (2019) - 8:30-5:00 PM
UNMC College of Nursing Auditorium (on UNL Campus)
550 N 19th Street
Lincoln, Nebraska 68503
Instructor: John Nocoletti, Ph.D., ABPP, Board Certified Specialist in Police and Public Safety Psychology.
Focus: Youth and Adults. This 6.5-hour workshop will present guidelines for differentiating between mental health and substance abuse evaluations, wellness checks, fitness for duty, suicide and threat/risk management and techniques for matching the three areas of responsibility for behavioral health professionals in conducting threat assessment. Participants will identify how to balance duty to warn and protect and how to decrease the desire to engage in attack behavior. Documentation and due diligence paper trails will be featured.
Objective: to prepare mental health and substance abuse professionals to assess, manage, and respond to individuals who present with threatening behaviors.
Who Should Attend: Behavioral Health Professionals - Social Work, Mental Health, SUD, Case Management, Mobile Crisis Response, and Educators.
C.E’s: 6.5 hours APA, Substance Abuse, Criminogenic, and Mental Health
April 18 (2019) - 8:30-5:00 PM
UNMC College of Nursing Auditorium (on UNL Campus)
550 N 19th Street
Lincoln, Nebraska 68503
Instructor: John Nocoletti, Ph.D., ABPP, Board Certified Specialist in Police and Public Safety Psychology.
Focus: Youth and Adults. This 6.5-hour workshop will present guidelines for differentiating between mental health and substance abuse evaluations, wellness checks, fitness for duty, suicide and threat/risk management and techniques for matching the three areas of responsibility for behavioral health professionals in conducting threat assessment. Participants will identify how to balance duty to warn and protect and how to decrease the desire to engage in attack behavior. Documentation and due diligence paper trails will be featured.
Objective: to prepare mental health and substance abuse professionals to assess, manage, and respond to individuals who present with threatening behaviors.
Who Should Attend: Behavioral Health Professionals - Social Work, Mental Health, SUD, Case Management, Mobile Crisis Response, and Educators.
C.E’s: 6.5 hours APA, Substance Abuse, Criminogenic, and Mental Health