CE/CPD Module Description
Name of CE/CPD Module:
Neuropsychology of Juvenile Delinquency
CE/CPD Description:
Dr. Leonard-Zabel will present on the neuropsychological aspects of juvenile delinquency. She will defining criminal behavior and juvenile delinquency. She will also discuss the origins of juvenile criminal behavior involving: a.) neuro-developmental risk factors, b.) neurophysiology and psychopathology including: central nervous system differences, hemispheric asymmetrical differences, and frontal and amygdala dysfunctions, and 3)neuropsychological assessments to assist with evaluating juvenile delinquent and possible intervention/treatment approaches with juveniles.
CE/CPD Goals and Objectives:
This CE/CPD Module is designed to help you:
• Cite specific the evidence (definitions) for juvenile delinquency.
• Identify the neurobiological and psychopathological aspects of juvenile delinquency.
• Identify various measures of neuropsychological/competence to stand trial approaches and possible treatment interventions.
Number of CE/CPD Credits: 3
Cost for Individuals: $90.00
Cost for Groups of 5+: $81.00
About the Presenter:
Dr. Ann Marie Leonard-Zabel, Ed.D. |
Ann Leonard-Zabel, Ed.D., ABSNP, NCSP received her Doctoral Degree in Child and Youth Studies-Special Services and Exceptional Education from Nova Southeastern University, and a Certificate of Advance Graduate Studies in School Psychology from the University of Massachusetts in Boston. She is a professor of psychology at Curry College in Massachusetts. In addition, she owns and operates a private clinic in Plymouth, Massachusetts specializing in School Psychology/School Neuropsychology providing assessments, consultation, and trainings to schools, families, clinics, law firms, and courts both locally, nationally, and internationally. |
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Academic Deficits
• Integrating Cognitive Assessment in School Neuropsychological Evaluations: New Developments in CHC Theory, SLD Identification, and Cross-Battery Assessment
• Neuropsychology of Reading Disorders: From Assessment to Intervention
• Neuropsychology of Writing Disorders: From Assessment to Intervention
• Neuropsychology of Mathematics Disorders: From Assessment to Intervention
• Identification of Specific Learning Disabilities Using a Cognitive Hypothesis Model
Assessment Instruments
• NEPSY-II: From Administration to Clinical Interpretation
• Measuring PASS Neuropsychological Abilities with the Cognitive Assessment System (CAS)
• Evaluating Autism Spectrum Disorders with the Autism Spectrum Rating Scale: New Data and New Ideas
• Delis Kaplan Executive Function Systems (D-KEFS): Administration and Interpretation
Clinical Populations
• Neuropsychology of Deaf and Hard of Hearing- Part 1
• Neuropsychology of Deaf and Hard of Hearing- Part 2
• Neuropsychology of Juvenile Delinquency
• Neuropsychology of Chronic Illnesses
Cognitive Processes
• Working Memory: From Assessment to Interventions
• Long-Term Memory: From Assessment to Interventions
• Neuropsychology of Executive Functions: Part 1 - Theories
• Neuropsychology of Executive Functions: Part 2 - Assessment
• Neuropsychology of Executive Functions: Part 3 - Interventions
Emotional Disturbance
• Neuropsychology of Emotional Disturbance
• When the brain injures others: Understanding, evaluating, and treating children and adolescent violence from a school neuropsychological perspective
Functional Neuroanatomy
• Review of Functional Neuroanatomy
Legal and Ethical Issues
• Ethics and Legal Issues for School Neuropsychologists
Report Writing and Case Studies
• Making School Neuropsychological Reports Relevant to Curriculum and Instruction
Special Topics
• Importance of Considering Sleep in School Neuropsychological Assessment
• Multicultural Issues in School Psychology and School Neuropsychology