Course Details
| Course Title | The Role of the Psychologist in Consulting with Police and Firefighters |
| Date |
6/4/2019
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| Provider | California Psychological Association (CPA) |
| Phone | 916 286 7979 ext 122 |
| Email | scullivan@cpapsych.org |
| Website |
www.cpapsych.org
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| Location | CE live webinar sponsored by California Psychological Association (CPA), Sacramento, CA |
| Credit Hours | 0.5 |
| Instructor(s) | Mark Kamena, PhD, ABPP |
| Method of Instruction | Virtual (Synchronous/Live) |
| Approving Agency | APA |
| Course Syllabus |
WEBINAR DIV 3 CONSULTATION.pptx
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Course Description
Police and public safety (PPS) psychologists play a unique role in providing consultation and guidance to law enforcement agencies, fire service departments, and their personnel. PPS psychologists provide psychotherapy and also do assessments in the form of conducting pre-employment and fitness-for-duty psychological evaluations. They also interact directly with Chiefs of departments in the form of providing consultation.
Course Objectives
Police and public safety (PPS) psychologists play a
unique role in providing consultation and guidance to law enforcement
agencies, fire service departments, and their personnel. PPS
psychologists provide psychotherapy and also do assessments in the form
of conducting pre-employment and fitness-for-duty psychological
evaluations. They also interact directly with Chiefs of departments in
the form of providing consultation.
Please see the attached for all the pertinent information for this 1-hour workshop.