Video trainings in psychological topics for the forensic/health fields

5^th International Conference on Forensic Research & Technology

October 31-November 02, 2016 San Francisco, USA

Roxann Wright

The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, USA

Scientific Tracks Abstracts: J Forensic Res

Abstract :

Video training is bringing valuable training services to those within a budget. With the advent of technology and live streaming services, psychologists can offer seminars and trainings aimed at educating first responders, mental health practitioners and medical practitioners valuable resources to help them understand the challenges of a person in a mental health crises. Online courses have increased the ability to obtain CE credits from the comfort of the home and the flexibility of schedule that many who are in public service need. Hundreds of streaming and video services have become part of the communication and learning tree for continued education in America as well as Internationally. The access to video training can allow for on the job training sessions guided by a manager or facilitator playing the videos in sequence to facilitate a training seminar. The increase of use of video services serves to advance the field of psychology by collaborating with the important partners in battling mental health suffering.

Biography :

Roxann Wright is currently the Clinical Forensic Psychology Doctoral candidate at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology– Los Angeles. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology for the Helping Professions and a Master’s in Forensic Psychology. She is a member of the Golden Key and Psi Chi Honor Societies. She currently works as a therapist with court ordered clients at the Ness Counseling Center, a non-profit for court ordered and voluntary low income client. She will soon be joining the San Fernando Valley Mental Health Centers for Older Adult Services, providing mental health care for the elderly. She hopes to work for the court system, correctional system and/or law enforcement in the roles of assessment and psychological services upon graduating.

Email: jroxannwright@gmail.com