Introduction to Forensic Rehabilitation

This program consists of 11 different modules which are stand-alone classes, with PowerPoint presentations, reading lists, and short assessments after each. The first Introductory session is free and an overview of the topics. Each session is 2.5 to 3.0 CEUs and priced separately with a discount for the entire program.

• History
  • A general overview of the development of rehabilitation experts in forensic settings.
• Resource
  • Standard vocational rehabilitation resources used in forensic settings.
• Evaluation Process
  • Details pertaining to different forms of evaluation and analysis for forensic vocational reports.
• Medical Aspects
  • Utilizing medical reports and records to set medical foundation.
• Testing
  • This section details the various types of psychometric instruments that are common to forensic vocational reports.
• Labor Market Survey
  • Using labor market information to understand job availability, job requirements, educational qualifications, wage data, and more.
• Transferable Skills Analysis
  • Understanding the basics of transferable skills analyses and some of the common platforms used.
• Report Writing
  • How to assemble a vocational report that contains common sections and topic areas.
• Law and Regulations
  • Legislative developments and legal issues related to the role of forensic experts.
• Testifying Tips
  • How to understand your role as an expert in testifying and trial testimony.